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Due diligence process for M&A from a human resource management perspective: what should be done to prevent M&A failure? / Latukha, M.; Sannikova, Y.

Finding Solutions to the Challenges of Internationalisation. Aalborg University Press, 2016. p. 336; 137-159.

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Latukha M, Sannikova Y. Due diligence process for M&A from a human resource management perspective: what should be done to prevent M&A failure? In Finding Solutions to the Challenges of Internationalisation. Aalborg University Press. 2016. p. 336; 137-159

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Latukha, M. ; Sannikova, Y. / Due diligence process for M&A from a human resource management perspective: what should be done to prevent M&A failure?. Finding Solutions to the Challenges of Internationalisation. Aalborg University Press, 2016. pp. 336; 137-159

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