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Aesthetics and Human Resource Development by Stephen Gibb

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In this, the first book to look at aesthetics and human resource development, the existing and potential future connections of these areas are investigated. It is a timely and original piece of work: a valuable student reference.

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Aesthetics and Human Resource Development by Stephen Gibb

In this, the first book to look at aesthetics and human resource development, the existing and potential future connections of these areas are investigated. It is a timely and original piece of work: a valuable student reference.

"Creativity has become a valued commodity in the business world, and in this volume Gibb (human resources managemen, U of Strathclyde, Scotland) considers the connection between human resource development and the creative classExamining industries in the realms of science, engineering, design, arts, education, and music, he discusses theconcepts of aesthetic value systems, imagination, and beauty and relates these concepts to the practice of human resources development." -- Art Book News Annual, January 2007

Stephen Gibb is Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland. He researches and teaches HRD with a vision to explore how the subject can be made most vital by creating imaginative and compassionate analysis and action.

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ISBN 13 9780415360975
ISBN 10 0415360978
Title Aesthetics and Human Resource Development
Author Stephen Gibb
Series Routledge Studies In Human Resource Development
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Routledge
Year published 2005-11-10
Number of pages 202
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.