Journal of East Asian studies

The graduate school of east asian studies, Yamaguchi university

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Journal of East Asian studies Volume 16
published_at 2018-03

Innovative business models with social impact : an analogous study of India and Japan (2017年山口大学大学院東アジア研究科客員教員研究報告)

Innovative business models with social impact : an analogous study of India and Japan (2017年山口大学大学院東アジア研究科客員教員研究報告)
Banerjee Sharmistha
Asamizu Munehiko
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