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Dessler, G., & Al Ariss, A. 2012. Human Resource Management (Arab World
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Pearson Arab World Editions
Dessler, Al Ariss: Human Resource Management

Our customers in the Arab world have told us

that they want more relevant and accessible
learning tools for their students. Because we
listen closely to what our customers want, we
have developed a series of textbooks – the Arab
World Editions – especially for learners in the
Arab region. This exciting series of new and
adapted titles will use local examples,
experiences and opinions to provide user
friendly and connected learning for students
all across the region.
For Human Resource Management students in the region, Pearson has
adapted Dessler’s widely used Human Resource Management, to be This book is accompanied by
available in Summer 2012. Especially written with Arab students in mind, adapted PowerPoint slides,
this new edition contains cases and trends from across the region, and instructor manual, test bank
uses language that also considers readers who have English as a second generator and online tutorial
language. and homework system

Comprised of four parts, Human Resource Management covers all the essential areas of MyManagementLab ®

the subject including, the history and development of human resource management;
recruitment and placement; training development and compensation and employee
relations. Throughout the book, links are made between macro human resource
management issues and micro, organizational concerns.

The adapting author, Dr. Akram Al Ariss, says of the edition:

‘‘ This is the first textbook on human resource management that has been
completely adapted and designed for the Arab market and society. The
book provides both thematic and geographical evaluations of human
resource management theory and practice in an Arab context. In
addition, this edition includes key cross-national and comparative
perspectives to provide contextualized learning for its readers.
’’
For more information about any of
the Arab World Editions please visit
www.pearson.com/middleeast/awe

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