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Buenas prácticas de sostenibilidad financiera: El caso del desarrollo acelerado de las organizaciones no lucrativas coreanas

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  • Dayanne Alejandra Acosta Santamaría y Jenny Carolina Betancur Marín
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  • Dayanne Alejandra Acosta Santamaría y Jenny Carolina Betancur Marín & Jenny Carolina Betancur Marín, 2014. "Buenas prácticas de sostenibilidad financiera: El caso del desarrollo acelerado de las organizaciones no lucrativas coreanas," Revista Digital Mundo Asia Pacífico, Universidad EAFIT, vol. 3(5), pages 8-23, December.
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