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How Taiwan and South Korea contained the spread of Covid-19 and why this matters for attracting FDI
Bickenbach, Frank; Liu, Wan-hsin - 2020
Taiwan and South Korea are generally considered to be more successful than many others in containing the spread of Covid-19. Three basic and interrelated factors have led to their success so far: efficient governance, high quality of medical research and health care, and a smart use of digital...
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Can artificial intelligence improve the effectiveness of government support policies?
Kim, Minho; Han, Jaepil - 2022
Despite high hopes for artificial intelligence (AI) to generate powerful innovations across the public sphere backed by its strong prediction skills, Korea has not fully brought the technologies into the public sector in tasks like identifying policy target groups and managing follow-up tasks in...
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Dealing with Taiwan
Hilpert, Hanns Günther (contributor);  … - 2022
The de facto politically independent Taiwan is coming under increasing pressure from the People's Republic of China …. Germany is committed to a one-China policy, which rules out any diplomatic recognition of Taiwan. Nevertheless, there is scope … to expand and intensify relations below this threshold and thus counter China's policy of intimidating and isolating …
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South Korea's evolving Indo-Pacific strategy: Opportunities and challenges for cooperation with the EU
Ballbach, Eric J. - 2023
South Korea has been late to embrace the concept of the Indo-Pacific. Its strategic approach developed from initial neglect to mere tactic acknowledgment and careful engagement under the Moon administration (2017-2022), to the now clear support for a distinct Indo-Pacific strategy under the Yoon...
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Re-defining ‘good business’ in the face of Asian drivers of global change: China and the global corporate social responsibility discussion
Weikert, Jochen - 2011
the ‘Asian Drivers’ countries India and China. The future global business legitimacy discussion will be Indian and be … western institutions of capitalism, catalyse this process. This study observes China. It looks at the Chinese models of …
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Internationalisierung der Berufsausbildung als Herausforderung für Politik und Betriebe: Eine explorative Studie
Busse, Gerd; Frommberger, Dietmar - 2016
Angesichts sich verändernder Anforderungen an die Arbeitswelt mit zunehmenden grenzüberschreitenden Austauschbeziehungen und transnational agierenden Unternehmen ist die Internationalisierung der Berufsausbildung ein Thema von wachsender Bedeutung. Für den Erwerb internationaler beruflicher...
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Nachhaltige Regionalentwicklung und kooperativer Naturschutz in Süd-Korea. Governance-Prozesse im Jeju Island Biosphere Reserve im Vergleich mit Biosphärenreservaten in Deutschland...
Pollermann, Kim - 2013
Biosphärenreservate bieten einen Rahmen für Prozesse zur nachhaltigen Regionalentwicklung. Durch das Beispiel des Biosphärenreservats Jeju Island sowie einen internationalen Vergleich werden Hinweise für eine erfolgversprechende Ausgestaltung aufgezeigt. Nach einem Überblick zum Vorgehen...
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Korea's preference for redistribution and the policy decisions
Hwang, Soo Kyeong - 2020
While Korea's compressed development has enriched and bolstered the economy, the social system still leaves much to be desired. The reason for this shortcoming lies within a short history of capitalism and growth-oriented policies that sacrifice distribution. The end of Korea's accelerated...
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Transition from a two-parent to a single-parent household and child development
Kim, Inkyung - 2021
As Korea is expected to see an increase in the share of single-parent families, this study analyzes the impact of a family transition from a two-parent to single-parent home on child development. The level of development is measured based on health, self-regulated learning, emotional disorders,...
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Trade liberalization and manufacturing productivity changes in Korea during the past three decades
Song, Yeongkwan - 2020
that Korea's FTAs with major trade partners, such as the EU, US and China, have failed to provide meaningful impetus. As …
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