Discourse of the Post-COVID 19 New Deal in South Korea.
作者： Kyong Yoon
DOI: 10.1007/S12140-021-09363-0
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摘要: Abstract In July 2020, the South Korean government announced a 5-year, post-pandemic plan. This purportedly proactive policy aimed to advance digital and green industries to lay …
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