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Manufacturing "bosses": subcontracting networks, micro-entrepreneurism, and export-oriented industrialization in Taiwan By G. S. Shieh. Additional title: "Boss" island: the subcontracting network and micro-entrepreneurship in Taiwan's development. (American university studies, ser. 11--anthropology and science)

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Manufacturing "Bosses": subcontracting networks, micro-entrepreneurism, and export-oriented industrialization in Taiwan By G. S. Shieh. Additional title: "Boss" island: the subcontracting network and micro-entrepreneurship in Taiwan's development. (American university studies, ser. 11--anthropology and science)

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