Does Confucian Culture Promote Innovation? An Empirical Investigation of a Leading Organization in the Field

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Cover der Ausgabe: mrev management revue Jahrgang 33 (2022), Heft 1
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mrev management revue

Jahrgang 33 (2022), Heft 1

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Jahrgang 33 (2022), Heft 1

Does Confucian Culture Promote Innovation? An Empirical Investigation of a Leading Organization in the Field

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0935-9915
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1861-9908
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