Jung Min Choi
Jung Min Choi
Jung Min Choi is Associate Professor of Sociology at San Diego State University.
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In many circles globalisation is treated as an inevitable trend that reflects long-term economic cycles. As a result of this determinism, persons are told that they must adapt or suffer the social ...
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