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Governing and managing knowledge in Asia.V3.

By:

Menkhoff Thomas Ed

Contributor(s):

Evers Hans-Dieter Ed

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TextLanguage: English Series: Series on innovation and knowledge management ; V3.xx,353p3Publication details: New Jersey World Scientific 2005Subject(s):

Knowledge Management

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X:8T.4'P, P5.3

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Textual

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