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EKATERINA BORDEA. 2019. Essays on the effect of immigration and assimilation on immigrants' health and health behaviours: Evidence from the United Kingdom and Russian Federation. PhD thesis. London (City).
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Pop. 29.54%
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ALEXANDRA BRINZANIUC. 2021. Exploring smoking behaviour in homes with young children in Romania through a capability lens: A mixed-methods study. PhD thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 19.3%
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CARNA BRKOVIC. 2012. Navigating rules and wills: Healthcare and social protection in a Bosnian border town. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 65.68%
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M.M. BRYKCZYŃSKA. 2001. Hanna Chrzanowska: Portrait of a wise nurse. Ph.D. thesis. London (Heythrop).
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Pop. 67.32%
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M.C. BURG. 1989. The role of the state in the development of health care in Hungary between 1770-1985. M.Phil. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 59.08%
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GOBNAIT BYRNE. 2016. A mixed methods study exploring the self-reported health, lifestyles and use of health services by Polish migrants living in Ireland. PhD thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 20.74%
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DES CAWLEY. 2014. An exploration of Polish men's health in the Republic of Ireland. PhD thesis. Ulster.
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Pop. 26.27%
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SUNG-WEI CHEN. 2016. Effort-reward imbalance, overcommitment, perceived control and health behaviours in Central and Eastern Europe [Russia, Poland and Czech Republic]. Ph.D. thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 34.13%
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IRINA CHERESHEVA. 2019. Maternity leaves, maternal becomings: The cultural construct of mothering in present-day Budapest and Sofia. PhD thesis. Leicester.
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Pop. 29.98%
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S. CHOJNACKI. 2020. Psychological wellbeing of Polish migrants: What is the role of the NHS? D.Clin.Psy. thesis. East London.
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Pop. 27.59%
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T.V. CHUBAROVA. 2002. Occupational welfare in Russia with special reference to health care. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 61.16%
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ESTERA CIOBANU. 2019. The experiences of children diagnosed with a life-threatening or life-limiting illness [in Romania]. PhD thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 29.86%
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SARAH A. COOK. 2012. Health and socio-economic impact of alcohol in a typical Russian city: Identifying dimensions of alcohol use among Russian men and their effects upon health and employment. PhD thesis. London (LSHTM).
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Pop. 54.18%
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LINDEY COOKSON. 2018. Somebody's child: An exploration of the contribution made by Bulgarian grandmothers to the de-institutionalisation of disabled children. PhD thesis. Northumbria.
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Pop. 28.22%
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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. 28.54%
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K. DANISHEVSKI. 2006. Maternal health in Russia: Understanding clinical practice in an information poor setting. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSHTM).
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Pop. 68.38%
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C.M. DAVIS. 1980. The economics of the Soviet health system: An analytical and historical study, 1921-1978. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 60.15%
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MARIANN DÓSA. 2016. Citizenship undermined: Messages received through the social assistance system in contemporary Hungary. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 29.1%
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PAUL DE RAEVE. 2014. To what extent does EU accession provide an opportunity for the nursing leadership in Croatia and Romania to advance a professional agenda? […]. PhD thesis. London (KCL).
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Pop. 50.03%
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T.K. DENNISON. 1999. Fertility decline in Russia: A cross-sectional study of marital fertility in European Russia, 1897. M.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 56.38%
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