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received a Master of Public Administration from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Korea), a Master of Science in Information Systems and a Ph. D. of Public Administration from Penn State University. Main interest fields: Public Management, Organization Theory, Management Information System, and Knowledge Management.
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