Research skills and writing in business (Business and Management)

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Bideci, M. 2025. Research skills and writing in business (Business and Management).
AuthorsBideci, M.
TypeLecture
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Researcher Development Programme (RDP) seminar.

KeywordsResearch skills; Writing; Business
Year2025
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Deposited19 Feb 2025
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