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Does learning ambidexterity affect the sense of urban integration among new-generation migrant workers in China? An empirical study based on career growth and environmental dynamism

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Does learning ambidexterity affect the sense of urban integration among new-generation migrant workers in China? An empirical study based on career growth and environmental dynamism

A. Zheng

Discover how learning ambidexterity influences urban integration for new-generation migrant workers in China in this insightful study by Ai-xiang Zheng. Uncover the intricate relationships between career growth and urban integration within dynamic environments, as well as the crucial role of environmental factors in shaping these interactions.

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