Albert Wöcke
Professor
GIBS Business School
University of Pretoria
South Africa
Biography
Albert is a professor and permanent faculty member at the Gordon Institute of Business Science. He has been on the GIBS faculty since 2000, where he joined after a career as a trade union official. As the assistant general secretary: collective bargaining, he headed up the collective bargaining functions of the union and was a founding member of the Public Service Bargaining Council and represented the labour movement in the public finance and Monetary Policy Chamber of Nedlac (the National Economic Development and Labour Advisory Council). Albert is a recognised researcher with a National Research Foundation (NRF rating of C3) and has published academic and other articles in South Africa and internationally. He is a member of the American Academy of Management and the Academy of International Business and the South African Institute of People Management. He regularly reviews for international and local academic journals.
Research Interest
His current research interests include the process and strategies of emerging market firms going global, the design and impact of HR strategy in multi-national corporations and talent management in emerging markets.Â
Publications
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Goldman MM, Chadwick S, Funk DC, Wocke A. I am distinctive when I belong: meeting the need for optimal distinctiveness through team identification. International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing. 2016;16(3-6):198-220.