Evaluating South Korean legal channels for individual employment disputes through Budd and Colvin's framework

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Croucher, Richard, Joung, Kyoung Eun and Miles, Lilian. (2013). Evaluating South Korean legal channels for individual employment disputes through Budd and Colvin's framework. Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal. 35(45), pp. 45 - 66.
AuthorsCroucher, Richard, Joung, Kyoung Eun and Miles, Lilian
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