All Lives “Still” Matter. Understanding Different Experiences with the COVID-19 Depression among Foreign and Non-foreign Residents in Seoul, South Korea-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

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All Lives “Still” Matter. Understanding Different Experiences with the COVID-19 Depression among Foreign and Non-foreign Residents in Seoul, South Korea

Published:2024-06-30 Issue:3 Volume:59 Page:5-19
ISSN:1226-7147
Container-title:Journal of Korea Planning Association
language:en
Short-container-title:jkpa

Author:

Lee Jiwon^ORCID,Lee Juhyun^ORCID,Jang Seok-Gil Denver^ORCID,Gim Tae-Hyoung Tommy^ORCID

Funder

Seoul National University

National Research Foundation of Korea

Publisher

Korea Planners Association

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