An edition of Man and society in Korea's economic growth (1979)

Man and society in Korea's economic growth

sociological studies

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Man and society in Korea's economic growth
Kyŏng-dong Kim, Kyŏng-dong Kim
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Seoul National University Press
Language
English
Pages
216

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Subjects

Economic conditions, Social conditions

Places

Korea (South)

Times

1948-1960, 1960-1988

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Cover of: Man and society in Korea's economic growth
Man and society in Korea's economic growth: sociological studies
1985, Seoul National University Press
in English - 3rd ed. --. --
Cover of: Man and society in Korea's economic growth
Man and society in Korea's economic growth: sociological studies
1979, Seoul National University Press
in English
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Edition Notes

On leaf preceding t.p.: Institute of Social Science, Seoul National University.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
[Seoul, Korea]
Series
Korean studies series -- no. 1, Korean studies series (Sŏul Taehakkyo. Sahoe Kwahak Yŏnʾguso) -- no. 1.

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216 p. ;
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216

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OL22115220M

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