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Jessup Jong

Jessup Jong is a policy research assistant at the Harvard Medical School Program in Global Surgery and Social Change. He is also an Aitchison Public Service Fellow at the political science department of Johns Hopkins University.

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What North Korea could learn from labor relations in post-reform China

Heavy state involvement and a lack of worker representation stifled the effective resolution of disputes in Guangdong

Jessup JongNovember 28, 2019

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