The Effects of Trust and Contractual Mechanism on Working Relationships—An Empirical Study in Engineering Construction Projects

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"The Effects of Trust and Contractual Mechanism on Working Relationships—An Empirical Study in Engineering Construction Projects"
written by Shuping Guo, Ping Lu, Yinqiu Song,
published by American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, Vol.3 No.6, 2013

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