Part IOverview

1. 1Introduction

   Kristen M. Shockley, Winny Shen, and Ryan C. Johnson

2. 2A Comprehensive Review and Synthesis of the Cross-Cultural Work–Family Literature

   Kristen M. Shockley, Kimberly A. French, and Peter P. Yu

3. 3GLOBE’s Cultural Dimensions: Implications for Global Work–Family Research

   Ariane Ollier-Malaterre and Annie Foucreault

Part IIAssessing Cultural and Structural Differences

1. 4Schwartz Cultural Values: Implications for Global Work–Family Research

   Aline D. Masuda

2. 5Relationships between Social Policy, Economic Characteristics, and the Work–Family Interface

   Matthew M. Piszczek

3. 6The Impact of Leave Policies on Employment, Fertility, Gender Equality, and Health

   Anne H. Gauthier and Alzbeta Bartova

Part IIIMethodological Considerations

1. 7Review of Methods Used in Global Work and Family Research

   Peter P. Yu

2. 8Meta-Analysis as a Tool to Synthesize Global Work–Family Research Findings

   Soner Dumani, Kimberly A. French, and Tammy D. Allen

3. 9Conducting Qualitative Work–Family Research across Cultures

   Sowan Wong and Vivian Miu-Chi Lun

4. 10Leveraging Archival Data in Global Work–Family Research: The Case of Time Use Data

   Joan García Román and Sarah Flood

5. 11Best Practices in Scale Translation and Establishing Measurement Equivalence

   Karen Korabik and Tricia van Rhijn

6. 12Getting the Global Band Together: Best Practices in Organizing and Managing International Research Teams

   Paul E. Spector and Juan I. Sanchez

Part IVReview of Research in Regions across the Globe

1. 13A Review of Work–Family Research in Western and Southern Europe

   Alexandra M. Tumminia and Rachel Omansky

2. 14A Review of Work–Family Research in Central and Eastern Europe

   Sara Tement

3. 15A Review of Work–Family Research in the Nordic Region

   Constanze Leineweber and Helena Falkenberg

4. 16A Review of Work–Family Research in Latin America

   Pedro I. Leiva, Hector Madrid, and Satoris S. Howes

5. 17A Review of Work–Family Research in Africa

   Zitha Mokomane

6. 18A Review of Work–Family Research in the Middle East

   Jeremiah T. McMillan, Leila Karimi, and Jiri Rada

7. 19A Review of Work–Family Research in South East Asia

   Comila Shahani-Denning and Aarti Shyamsunder

8. 20A Review of Work–Family Research in Confucian Asia

   Eunae Cho and YeEun Choi

9. 21A Review of Work–Family Research in Australia and New Zealand

   E. Anne Bardoel and Jarrod Haar

Part VCultures within Cultures

1. 22A Cultures within Culture Perspective on Work and Family among United States Employees

   Lillian T. Eby, Olivia Vande Griek, Cynthia K. Maupin, Tammy D. Allen, Emily Gilreath, and Valerie Martinez

2. 23Cultures within Cultures in Israel: Jewish and Arab Cultures and the Work–Family Interface

   Aaron Cohen

3. 24Modernity Meets Tradition: Managing the Work–Family Interface in South Africa

   Nicole Dodd and Justin van der Merwe

4. 25Work and Family among Immigrants

   Joseph G. Grzywacz, Neena Gopalan, and Fiorella L. Carlos Chavez

5. 26Expatriation and the Work–Family Interface

   Mihaela Dimitrova

Part VIOrganizational Perspectives

1. 27The Work–Family Interface and Careers in the Global Workplace: Insights from Cross-National Research

   Karen S. Lyness, Michael K. Judiesch, and Hilal E. Erkovan

2. 28Managing Work–Life Effectiveness in a Multinational Firm: An Organizational Case Study

   Angela K. Pratt, Kaitlin M. Kiburz, and Sarah L. Wallace

3. 29Workplace Flexibility: Strategies to Help Organizations Navigate Global Expansion

   Rebecca J. Thompson and Ellen Ernst Kossek

4. 30Organizational Culture in the Context of National Culture

   T. Alexandra Beauregard, Kelly A. Basile, and Cynthia A. Thompson

5. 31Family-Supportive Supervision around the Globe

   Ellen Ernst Kossek, Heather N. Odle-Dusseau, and Leslie B. Hammer

Part VIIFamily Perspectives

1. 32Gender, Gender Norms, and National Culture: Global Work–Family at Multiple Levels of Analysis

   Beth A. Livingston

2. 33Fatherhood, Work, and Family across the Globe: A Review and Research Agenda

   Scott Behson, Erin Kramer Holmes, E. Jeffrey Hill, and Nathan L. Robbins

3. 34Crossover, Culture, and Dual-Earner Couples

   Paula Brough and Mina Westman

4. 35Cultural Considerations in the Division of Labor

   Lyn Craig and Ruth Habgood

5. 36Affective Processes in the Work–Family Interface: Global Considerations

   Xinxin Li and Remus Ilies

6. 37Implications of Work–Family Connections for Children’s Well-Being across the Globe

   Lorey A. Wheeler, Bora Lee, and Elizabeth Svoboda

Part VIIIIndividual Perspectives

1. 38Segmentation/Integration of Work and Nonwork Domains: Global Considerations

   Carrie A. Bulger and Mark E. Hoffman

2. 39The Meanings of Work–Life Balance: A Cultural Perspective

   Suzan Lewis and T. Alexandra Beauregard

3. 40A Cross-National View of Personal Responsibility for Work–Life Balance

   Tammy D. Allen, Eunae Cho, Kristen M. Shockley, and Andrew Biga

Part IXConclusion

1. 41Charting a Path Forward

   Winny Shen, Kristen M. Shockley, and Ryan C. Johnson