Recent Offerings From the SIOP Organizational Frontiers Book Series

Rich Klimoski

The Organizational Frontiers Series is sponsored by the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP). Launched in 1983 to make scientific contributions accessible to the field, the series publishes books addressing emerging theoretical developments, fundamental and translational research, and theory-driven practice in the field of industrial-organizational psychology and related organizational science disciplines including organizational behavior, human resource management, and labor and industrial relations.

Books in this series aim to inform readers of significant advances in research; challenge the research and practice community to develop and adapt new ideas; and promote the use of scientific knowledge in the solution of public policy issues and increased organizational effectiveness.

The series originated in the hope that it would facilitate continuous learning and a spur research curiosity about organizational phenomena on the part of both scientists and practitioners. Toward this end, with the collaboration with Taylor and Francis as our publishers we make available on average two new volumes a year to SIOP members and those interested in the most up to date developments in the science of I-O psychology. Please take a moment to look at the most recent additions to our portfolio.

Big Data at Work: The Data Science Revolution and Organizational Psychology

Edited by Scott Tonidandel, Eden B. King, and Jose M. Cortina

Facing the Challenges of a Multi-Age Workforce: A Use-Inspired Approach

Edited by Lisa Finkelstein, Donald Truxillo, Franco Fraccaroli, and Ruth Kanfer

Understanding the High Performance Workplace: The Line between Motivation and Abuse

Edited by Neal M. Ashkanasy, Rebecca J. Bennett, and Mark J. Martinko

Autonomous Learning in the Workplace

Edited by Jill Ellingson and Ray Noe

For a full listing of books in our Series please go to our Publisher’s web site. www.routledge.com/series/SIOP

If you have an idea for a potential future volume for the Frontiers Series, do not hesitate to contact me.