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Z. BARBU. 1954. The psychology of democracy, Nazism and Communism. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 76.9%
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OANA L. BARNETT. 2021. An existential phenomenological exploration of the lived experience of freedom in former political prisoners of the Romanian Communist Party. D.C.Psych. thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 11%
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OLIWIA K. BERDAK. 2012. I exist, I belong, I contribute: The self and the collective in Croatian national discourse. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 58.52%
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MATEJ BLAZEK. 2011. Children's everyday practices and place: The formation of a children's agency in a deprived post-socialist neighbourhood [in Bratislava, Slovakia]. PhD thesis. Dundee.
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Pop. 68.78%
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RONALD L. BODDY. 2017. The antecedent roles of personal constructs and culture in the construing of psychological contracts by staff in a Czech financial services company. DBA thesis. Heriot-Watt.
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Pop. 28.63%
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ALEKSANDRA BROKMAN. 2018. The healing power of words: Psychotherapy in the USSR, 1956-1985. PhD thesis. East Anglia.
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Pop. 30.41%
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MARIJANA CEROVIć. 2010. Questions and questioning in Montenegrin police interviews. PhD thesis. York.
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Pop. 65.83%
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NATALIA CIOFU. 2018. Internal punishment: A psychoanalytical reading of F.M. Dostoyevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' (1866), L. Rebreanu's 'Ciuleandra' (1927) and P. Ackroyd's 'Hawksmoor' (1985). PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 30.7%
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J.C. CLAPPERTON. 2007. The siege of Leningrad and the ambivalence of the sacred: conversations with survivors. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 73.14%
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MIRANDA CORCORAN. 2016. Social paranoia and absurdist fiction in Cold War America and Soviet Russia: A comparative study. PhD thesis. NUI (Cork).
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Pop. 37.93%
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ALINA DAFINOIU. 2019. Mental health problems among adolescents left behind by their migrant parents in Romania. PhD thesis. Roehampton.
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Pop. 17.64%
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J. DERRY. 2003. Vygotsky and his critics: Philosophy and rationality. Ph.D. thesis. London (Inst Educ).
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Pop. 71.22%
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GABRIELA DIMA. 2009. A psycho-social study of the experiences of young people leaving care in Romania: Lessons for service development. PhD thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 64.87%
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TAMARA DJURETIC. 2010. Shaping mental health services in the community for refugees and elective migrants from the former Yugoslavia. PhD thesis. London (Imperial).
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Pop. 61.18%
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ANDREA M. DOHERTY. 2013. Vygotsky and play: A critical exploration of theory and practice. PhD thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 45.39%
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LIDIE FIALOVá. 2016. Remnants of humanity: Psychiatry and post-socialism in the Czech Republic, 1989-2010. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 26.94%
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SYLWIA FLORCZYK. 2014. Does construing relate to acculturation attitudes and psychological well-being in Polish immigrants in the UK? DClin Psy thesis. Hertfordshire.
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Pop. 46.13%
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MARGHERITA FRANCHI. 2015. The effects of social support, inclusion in social networks and alcohol consumption on depressive symptoms in the adult urban population of the UK and of Central and Eastern Europe. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 34.24%
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AMANDA GAULTER. 2013. Using action research to support the inclusion of Slovakian children [mainly Roma, in a UK school]. PhD thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 50.48%
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SABINA GILL. 2017. Exposing wounds: Traces of trauma in post-War Polish photography. Ph.D. thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 30.04%
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