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Trades of dangers: A study of asbestos industry transfer cases in Asia
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  • 1979The Export of Hazardous Factories to Developing Nations111 cited
  • 2009Defending the Indefensible: The Global Asbestos Industry and its Fight for Survival49 cited
  • 1990Occupational health in developing countries: Review of research needs45 cited
  • 1980The industrial work force of young women in Taiwan31 cited
  • 1983The Double Standard in Industrial Hazards28 cited
  • 2009Transfer of occupational health problems from a developed to a developing country: Lessons from the Japan–South Korea experience28 cited
  • 1999Global Corporate Policies and International “Double Standards” in Occupational and Environmental Health23 cited

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  • 2018The Asbestos Ban in Korea from a Grassroots Perspective: Why Did It Occur?18 cited

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