This document contains a bibliography listing 50 journal articles and books related to the topics of human resource management, human resource development, e-learning, e-recruitment, and the use of information technology in HR. The articles and books cover a range of issues including the adoption of e-HRM systems, the effectiveness of online training and recruitment tools, barriers to e-HRM implementation, and the impact of technology on HR practices. The references are listed alphabetically by author and span the years 1998-2010, with most published in the 2000s.

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