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나이키는 어떻게 불매운동(보이콧)의 주요 타깃이 되었나?

임성윤 2019년

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' 나이키는 어떻게 불매운동(보이콧)의 주요 타깃이 되었나?' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • Boycott
  • Global Supply Chain
  • Nike
  • Serena Williams
  • Sweatshop
  • advertisement
  • 광고
  • 나이키
  • 노동착취공장
  • 불매운동(보이콧)
  • 세계적 공급사슬
  • 세레나 윌리엄스
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