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DINARA TOKBAEVA. 2017. Charismatic leadership of media businesses: A case study of leaders of two media businesses in the post-Soviet states of Russia and Kyrgyzstan (1991-2016). PhD thesis. Westminster.
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Pop. 29.76%
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YULIANA TOPAZLY. 2018. A qualitative exploration of the impact of postgraduate enterprise and entrepreneurship education in modern UK universities on Russian graduates. PhD thesis. West London.
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Pop. 31.05%
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GËZIM TOSUNI. 2013. The impact of corporate governance on the performance of financial institutions [with special reference to Kosovo and Montenegro]. PhD thesis. Staffordshire.
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Pop. 35%
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ANNA TRIFILOVA. 2010. Challenges of international technology collaboration: The case of Russian R&D organisation. PhD thesis. London Metropolitan.
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Pop. 52.86%
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OLGA A. ULYBINA. 2010. Institutional change in the forest sector: The Russian experience. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 43.96%
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ERIC VAN GENDEREN. 2008. An investigation into the relationship between the leadership competencies, emotional intelligence, and leadership styles of Russian managers working for MNCs. DBA thesis. Brunel.
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Pop. 24.28%
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NADIA VANTEEVA. 2010. Whither corporate Russia? PhD thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 45.49%
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IWONA VELLAM. 2012. The adoption of IFRS [International Financial Reporting Standards] in Poland: An institutional approach. PhD thesis. Greenwich.
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Pop. 54.57%
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A. VICKERSTAFF. 2003. The development of marketing in a transforming economy: Cases from the Czech Republic. Ph.D. thesis. Nottingham Trent.
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Pop. 60.16%
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R. VILLINGER. 1997. Post-acquisition management and learning in East-Central Europe [Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia]. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 49.15%
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VLADIMIR D. VLADIMIR. 2020. Transformation of troubled organizations: The Bulgarian State Railways case. D.B.A. thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 26.58%
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JENS M. WESTRICH. 2021. Risk management within German organisations in the context of Russia sanctions: What can an organisation do to mitigate reputational risks? DBA thesis. Portsmouth.
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Pop. 23.16%
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D. WILLIAMS. 2008. Determinants of university spin-off process: Evidence from a Russian university. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 48.85%
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D. WILLIAMSON. 2001. Perceptions of management control by mainland Chinese, Czech and British managers. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 56.22%
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S. WINTERS. 1996. Cross-cultural values: Interpersonal perceptions of Russian and Irish managers. M.Phil. thesis. NUI (Dublin).
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Pop. 58.57%
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KATERINA YOUNG. 2021. Reliability and validity of a locally designed rating scale: The case of a Czech business college. PhD thesis. Leicester.
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Pop. 25.16%
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SVETLANA A. YUDINA. 2016. Corporate governance in a Russian-British joint venture: A case study. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 36.3%
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E. ZAHARIEVA. 2002. Supply chain management and international marketing problems in transitional economies: Evidence from the Bulgarian wine industry. Ph.D. thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 58.34%
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K.J. ZALESKA. 1998. Polish managers in subsidiaries of multinational corporations: International business as an agent of change. Ph.D. thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 53.51%
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K.M. ZAPP. 1982. Income distribution in Yugoslav self-management. Ph.D. thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 51.97%
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