M@n@gement LO20540 -International Electronic Scholarly Journal

Gray Southon (management@dauphine.fr)
Mon, 1 Feb 1999 17:27:04 +0200

It's my honor and pleasure to inform you that we have just published a new
issue of M@n@gement.
In this article, Martin Kilduff and Kevin Corley look at how exiles
influence organizations and cultures that they leave.
To download the full text of the article, just point your browser at:
<http://www.dmsp.dauphine.fr/management/>
Enjoy the article! Cordially,
Bernard Forgues, Editor
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Kilduff, Martin, and Kevin G. Corley 1999
The Diaspora Effect: The Influence of Exiles on Their Cultures of Origin,
M@n@gement, 2, 1, 1-11.

Abstract: We examine the influence exiles have on the cultures left behind.
As people break from the familiar routines of country or organization, they
look forward to their intended destinations, but also backward to the homes
they are leaving. It is that backward glance that we suggest may have
powerful reverberations.

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