Books
- HRD Manager's Route to Competence: Cliff Lansley; Developing a Strategic Approach to HRD v. 3 (Paperback); ISBN 1-86093-006-9
- Design Learning Programmes: Cliff Lansley; (Paperback0; ISBN 1-86093-007-7
- Training for Results; Scott Parry; ASTD March 7, 2000; ISBN 1-56286-132-8
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