Repatriation Adjustment: Literature Review

  • Arman G
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Abstract

Expatriation is a widely studied area of research in work and organizational psychology. After expatriates accomplish their missions in host countries, they return to their countries and this process is called repatriation. Adjustment constitutes a crucial part in repatriation research. In the present literature review, research about repatriation adjustment was reviewed with the aim of defining the whole picture in this phenomenon. Present research was classified on the basis of a theoretical model of repatriation adjustment. Basic frame consisted of antecedents, adjustment, outcomes as main variables and personal characteristics/coping strategies and organizational strategies as moderating variables.

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Arman, G. (2009). Repatriation Adjustment: Literature Review. Journal of European Psychology Students, 1(1), 6. https://doi.org/10.5334/jeps.af

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