Gil-Sung Park's research while affiliated with Korea University and other places
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Publications (3)
Since the outbreak of MERS in 2015, many white papers have been published. In this context, this study focuses on “Why have so many white papers been published, and have they played their role properly?” This study provides a reason to reconsider the function, role and conditions of the disaster white paper. Based on these discussions, this study a...
This study explores how business organizations taper their ethical problems and garner positive images as a result of the managing organizational legitimacy, especially in the case of the Korea Racing Authority (KRA). KRA adopted various strategies with a full understanding of the message, ‘legitimacy matters’, including organizational ‘repositioni...
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... With the increasing popularity of the horse racing industry, about 130 million people around the world participate in horse racing lottery guessing. People began to summarize general laws in various types of horse racing, trying to find a way to improve the level of winning and losing guessing [4]. Today, with the vigorous development of normalization, traditional horse racing prediction models generally have low prediction accuracy and imperfect system architecture design, which can no longer meet the needs of horse racing management and competition outcome prediction. ...
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