Human Resource Development Quarterly

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ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 10/23 (Industrial Relations & Labor); 53/73 (Psychology Applied); 114/168 (Management)

Online ISSN: 1532-1096

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Top-Cited articles published in Human Resource Development Quarterly:

The Relationship Between Organizational Transfer Climate and Positive Transfer of Training
Rouiller, J.Z. and Goldstein, I.L.

The Flawed Four-Level Evaluation Model
Holton III, E.F.

Organizational Learning: A review of the Literature with Implications for HRD Professionals
Dixon, N.M.

The Relationship Between the Learning Organization Concept and Firms' Financial Performance: An Empirical Assessment
Ellinger, A.D., Ellinger, A.E., Yang, B, and Howton, S.W.

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2012 Richard A. Swanson Research Excellence Award Announced

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Jossey-Bass, A Wiley Brand and Human Resource Development Quarterly congratulate Paul W. Thurston, Jr., Caroline P. D’Abate, and Erik R. Eddy on winning the 2012 Richard A. Swanson Research Excellence Award for their article “Mentoring as an HRD Approach: Effects on Employee Attitudes and Contributions Independent of Core Self-Evaluation” which appeared in the Summer 2012 issue, Volume 23, Number 2 of Human Resource Development Quarterly.

Begun in 1995, the Richard A. Swanson Research Excellence Award is awarded each year by the Academy of Human Resource Development for the outstanding manuscript in each volume of Human Resource Development Quarterly. Award criteria include new knowledge contribution to the field of human resource development; theoretical and/or practical importance of the problem; appropriateness of approach and/or methods used; the extent to which results justify conclusions; and quality of reporting.

2011 NML Editors' Prize for Best Scholarly Paper

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Jossey-Bass, An Imprint of Wiley, The Mandel Center for Nonprofit Organizations and the editors of Nonprofit Management and Leadership congratulate Scott T. Helm, University of Missouri – Kansas City and Fredrik O. Andersson, University of Missouri – Kansas City, recipients of the Editors' Prize for Best Scholarly Paper.

Their award-winning paper "Beyond Taxonomy: An Empirical Validation of Social Entrepreneurship in the Nonprofit Sector" was published in Nonprofit Management and Leadership, Volume 20, Number 3, 2010.

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