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Human Resources Management in The Country's Border Region Faces Industry 4.0 and The Covid-19 Pandemic. Haqiqi F, Siswanto DJ, Tegor T. DJ Siswanto, T Tegor, F Haqiqi… - Al-Tanzim: Jurnal …, 2022 - scholar.archive.org GSID: s_xxmyehOO0J
Existential threat as a challenge for individual and collective engagement: Climate change and the motivation to act. Jonas E, Stollberg J. J Stollberg, E Jonas - Current Opinion in Psychology, 2021 - Elsevier GSID: lwilvSalrRAJ
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