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March 1, 1976International Studies of Management and Organization

Developing Organizational Development Skills in Japan and the United Kingdom: An Experiential Approach

Charles Cox Cary L. Cooper

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"Developing Organizational Development Skills in Japan and the United Kingdom: An Experiential Approach." International Studies of Management & Organization, 6(1-2), pp. 72–84

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