Satisficing Among Reluctant Respondents in a Cross-National Context

Gender differences in mental health service utilization among respondents reporting depression in a national health survey

This study examined whether people who selfreported depression sought mental health treatment in the year after being interviewed, and how gender affected utilization. Depression data were obtained from the Canadian Community Health Survey (2000-01), and linked to medical records in Ontario (n = 24,677). Overall, women had higher rates of mental health service utilization, but there were no gen...

Framing e-HRM in a Cross- National Context

Guest editorial Preface i Truly international comparative e-HRM research is scarce. The comparative studies available are basically non-theoretical and do not refer to cultural or national contextual aspects as an explanatory factor. Most of the e-HRM research originates from the US and from Europe. All the studies on e-HRM so far have not been suitable to conclude anything on whether e-HRM in ...

DRAFT United States Poverty in a Cross - National Context

United States Poverty in a Cross-National Context

their help in preparing this manuscript. Also thanks go to Sheldon Danziger for his earlier comments on this manuscript. The authors thank the Institute for Research on Poverty and the Luxembourg Income Study sponsors for their assistance with this paper.

mesuring the staff technology readiness, the case of a multi national chemical company operating in iran

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