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OLGA CRETU. 2017. Understanding cross-border career strategies: Post-Soviet women professionals in London. Ph.D. thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 39.31%
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KRISZTINA CSEDŐ. 2009. New eurostars? The labour market incorporation of East European professionals in London. PhD thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 62.67%
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J.P. DALE. 1984. Industrial workers and the party-state in the USSR, 1928-1932. Ph.D. thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 66.75%
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NATALIA DANZER. 2011. Essays on subjective well-being and human capital [including privatisation in Ukraine and the effects of Chernobyl]. PhD thesis. London (R Holloway).
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Pop. 61.56%
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MAXINE DAVID. 2009. Understanding Russian foreign policy after 1991: A contextual analysis. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 66.56%
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CEES A.M. DEN TEULING. 2018. Crossing cultural boundaries: Transfer of management knowledge and skills between organisational cultures [i.e. Russian and European organisations]. DBA thesis. Sheffield Hallam.
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Pop. 31.4%
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ALEKSANDAR DIMITROVSKI. 2016. Reclaiming dependence: Personhood, class and the remaking of labour in post-socialist Macedonia. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 44.44%
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ELVISA DRISHTI. 2019. An investigation of job insecurity and life satisfaction in the Albanian labour market and a comparison with other European countries. PhD thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 26.64%
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F. DUFFY. 2002. Essays on regional restructuring and the Polish labour market. Ph.D. thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 60.38%
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R.E. FAKIOLAS. 1961. Aspects of Soviet industrial employment. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 52.1%
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C.R. FINE. 1997. Post-socialist Hungarian industrial relations development and industrial dispute resolution: The first six years. Ph.D. thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 51.98%
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P.S. FLENLEY. 1982. Workers' organizations in the Russian metal industry, February 1917-August 1918: A study in the history and sociology of the labour movement in the Russian Revolution. Ph.D. thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 62.92%
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KATY FOX. 2010. EU integration as configuration of value: Work and resourcefulness in the Southern Carpathian mountains of Romania. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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Pop. 62.3%
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JOSIP FRANIĆ. 2017. Envelope wage practices: Underlying motivations from the perspective of workers [with special reference to Croatia]. Ph.D. thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 30.22%
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FRANCO GALDINI. 2021. The post-Soviet space and Uzbekistan in the international division of labour: From transition to capital accumulation. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 16.56%
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-----. 2021. (Re)producing the logistical future: Ethnography, infrastructure and the making of Georgia's global connection. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 17.24%
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ELENA S. GENOVA. 2017. Migration and the 'children of the transition': Unravelling the experiences of young, highly skilled Bulgarians in the UK. Ph.D. thesis. Nottingham.
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Pop. 31.95%
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C.J. GERRY. 2003. Wage inequality, wellbeing and the labour market: Russia 1994-2000. Ph.D. thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 50.37%
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SALEM GHEIT. 2018. The use of human capital in the private manufacturing sector: Productivity in the developing and transitionl economies [E. Europe and Central Asia]. PhD thesis. Bournemouth.
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Pop. 29.85%
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A. GJIPALI. 2007. Education and the adjustment of the Albanian labour market during transition. PhD thesis. Staffordshire.
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Pop. 68.42%
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