
We Were Prompted To Write This Book Based On Three Recurring Questions From Our Various Audiences, Who Range From Undergraduates To Executive Mba Students, From Entry-level Workers To Seasoned Professionals, And From The General Public To The C-suites Of Organizations-- In This Critical Moment In Our Nation's History, Organizational Leaders Have The Opportunity And Obligation To Build Strategy And Practice In Support Of Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion. This Book Will Help All Leaders Rise To The Challenge By Describing State-of-the Art Science And Practice. Expert Scholars And Professionals Blend Descriptions Of Case Studies With Large-scale Robust Evidence To Help Leaders Recognize The Imperative Of Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In Organizations, Identify Their Own Personal Barriers And Those Of Their Organizations, And Specify Strategies For Achieving Positive And Persistent Change By Working Together. -- The What And Why Of Working Together. What Is Diversity? -- The Realistic Imperative Of Diversity -- The Financial Imperative Of Diversity -- The Moral Imperative Of Diversity -- Are There Downsides To Diversity? -- Biases That Hold Us Back From Working Together. Psychological Explanations For Bias -- Individual-level Discrimination -- Organization-level Discrimination -- Strategies To Help Us Work Together. What Can Individual Targets Of Discrimination Do? -- What Can Allies Do? -- What Can Organizations Do? -- Must Do's For Leading A Diverse Workforce Together. The Attraction-selection-attrition Model Applied To Working Together -- Increasing Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In Employee Attraction -- Enhancing Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In Employee Selection -- Reducing Employee Attrition -- Final Reflections On Working Together. Mikki Hebl & Eden King. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This book investigates how organizational leaders can effectively implement evidence-based strategies to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion within their workplaces. Authors Michelle R. Hebl and Eden King, both established scholars in organizational psychology, synthesize academic research and practical case studies to provide a framework for identifying systemic barriers and executing sustainable cultural change. The text argues that diversity is not merely a moral imperative but a functional necessity for modern organizational success.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a comprehensive bridge between academic psychological research and practical business application. Readers frequently note the clarity with which the authors translate complex social science data into actionable steps for leaders at all levels of an organization.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0197744397
ISBN-13:
9780197744390
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