The “Smart Work” Myth: How Bureaucratic Inertia and Workplace Culture Stymied Digital Transformation in the Relocation of South Korea’s Capital

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Hur et al. The “Smart Work” Myth: How Bureaucratic Inertia and Workplace Culture Stymied Digital Transformation in the Relocation of South Korea’s Capital, Asian Studies Review, 2019 https://t.co/T9KBKJAQqM

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Source: Hur, J,. Cho, W,. Lee, G,. & Bickerton, S. H. (2019) The “Smart Work” Myth: How Bureaucratic Inertia and Workplace Culture Stymied Digital Transformation in the Relocation of South Korea’s Capital, Asian Studies Review, 43:4, 691-709. https://t

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