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M.R.B. HAENDLE. 2002. The process of hypermarket retail internationalisation, from Germany to Poland. Ph.D. thesis. Bradford.
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Pop. 45.93%
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P.G. HARE. 1973. Hungarian planning models based on input-output. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 47.31%
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ALBAN HASHANI. 2016. Ownership transformation and firm performance in the successor states of the former Yugoslavia. PhD thesis. Staffordshire.
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Pop. 41.02%
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I. HASHI. 1979. Yugoslavia's labour-managed firms and labour-managed economy in the post-War period. Ph.D. thesis. Keele.
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Pop. 48.62%
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JAMES HENDERSON. 2010. The impact of local knowledge on bargaining between domestic and foreign partners in a weak state environment [with special reference to the Russian energy industry]. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 46.59%
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JANE HESSION. 2013. The role of human, economic and social capital for first-generation Polish entrepreneurs in their pursuit of self-employment in Ireland. PhD thesis. Limerick.
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Pop. 22.46%
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MARIE HINES. 2010. Local managers' value-based reactions to transfer of Western HRM practices: Case studies […] in Poland. PhD thesis. Nottingham.
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Pop. 44.19%
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KAIRE HOLTS. 2018. Management of the self in virtual work: Self-organisation and control among professional online poker players [in Estonia, Bulgaria, Romania and the UK]. PhD thesis. Hertfordshire.
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Pop. 33.59%
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D. HUNT. 2002. The systemic transition in Poland and the social construction of organisational cultures. Ph.D. thesis. Brunel.
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Pop. 62.69%
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ESKYTE IEVA. 2015. Network structure, brokerage, and framing: How the internet and social media facilitate high-risk collective action [with data from protests about Russian elections, 2011-2012. Ph.D. thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 31.68%
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P.J. INCH. 1970. The evolutionary process of Soviet regional economic planning. M.Phil. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 39.94%
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SALTANAT JANENOVA. 2010. Public service integration in Kazakhstan: The case of One Stop Shop. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 53.17%
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ANTHONY JOHNSTON. 2011. Thanatourism and the commodification of war tourism space in ex-Yugoslavia. PhD thesis. NUI Galway.
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Pop. 46.23%
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CORNELIA JUNGE. 2009. Emerging innovation systems in the Baltic States. PhD thesis. Abertay.
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Pop. 61.14%
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VITA KADILE. 2014. The role of passion in driving entrepreneurial behaviours and performance [with data from 218 Russian organisations]. PhD thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 35.03%
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ZORICA KALEZIĆ. 2014. Ownership concentration and firm performance in transition economies: Evidence from Montenegro. PhD thesis. Staffordshire.
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Pop. 38.92%
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ALEXANDER KALGIN. 2015. Implementation of performance management in regional government in Russia. PhD thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 33.83%
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S.S. KAMALL. 1994. Management of radical change: A case study of Hungarian telecommunications. Ph.D. thesis. City.
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Pop. 59.16%
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NIKOLAOS KAPITSINIS. 2017. Post-crisis firm relocation: Business growth vs. survival and emerging relocation factors: the case of Greek SME movements to Bulgaria. PhD thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 31.44%
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N. KARRA. 2005. An analysis of factors explaining accelerated internationalization processes in born-global firms [with special reference to fashion firms trading in Russia, FSU and E. Europe]. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 64.61%
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