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MEDINA AITIEVA. 2016. Reconstituting transnational families: An ethnography of family practices between Kyrgyzstan and Russia. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 25.54%
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S. ALLOTT. 1984. Women in the Soviet countryside: Towards an analysis of women's roles in rural development in the USSR. Ph.D. thesis. Bradford.
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Pop. 86.97%
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KATHRYN L. AMBROSE. 2010. (En)gendering barriers: A comparative discussion of the woman question in mid- to late-nineteenth-century English, German and Russian literature. PhD thesis. Keele.
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Pop. 21.54%
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HELIN ANAHIT. 2015. From silence to speech: Tracing diasporic journeys through collective memory, visual culture and art practice [with special reference to the Armenian diaspora]. PhD thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 55.37%
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SONIA ANDRAS. 2019. The women of Little Paris: Women's fashion in interwar Bucharest, 1919-1939. PhD thesis. Univ. of the Arts.
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Pop. 20.65%
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OLGA S. ANDREEVSKIKH. 2020. Communicating non-heteronormative masculinities in contemporary Russian media: Discourses on 'non-traditional sexual orientation' in the context of 'traditional sexuality' legislation. PhD thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 17.25%
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MATLUBA ANVAR. 2015. Women and religious practices in Uzbekistan: Transformation and changes in the capital of Uzbekistan in the light of the post-Soviet period. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 48.33%
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L. ATTWOOD. 1988. The new Soviet man and woman: Sex-role socialisation in the Soviet Union. Ph.D. thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 84.31%
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SONJA AVLIJAÅ . 2015. Explaining variation in female labour force participation across Eastern Europe: The political economy of industrial upgrading and service transition. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 44.04%
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ZOUHAL AVZALCHOEVA. 2012. 'Nobody beats an obedient woman': State and non-state responses to violence against women in Tajikistan. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 74.02%
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KARIMA AZIZ. 2018. Migration aspirations and experiences of female Polish migrant workers in the UK. PhD thesis. London Metropolitan.
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Pop. 29.83%
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H.C. Ó RIAIN. 1996. Feminism, education and the Russian revolutionary movement 1865-1885. M.Litt. thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 74.46%
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L. BAGHDASARYAN. 2018. Reproduction of gender ideology in Russian consumer culture: The iconography of the 'Russian mother'. PhD thesis. Westminster.
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Pop. 23.02%
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LILIANA BAJGER. 2022. Homeless at home: The figure of the proto-queer woman in cinema of communist Poland (1970s-1980s). PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 10.81%
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M.L. BANTING. 2005. On seeing, gender and homosexuality: A St Petersburg adventure. Ph.D. thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 72.98%
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E. BARáT. 1999. A relational model of identity: Discoursal negotiations for non-oppressive power relations in (researching) Hungarian women's life narratives. Ph.D. thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 76.24%
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REBECCA BARRETT. 2009. The women question in English and Russian literature, 1848-1877. PhD thesis. Keele.
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Pop. 76.31%
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T.M. BARRY. 2000. Women and transition in Poland. M.Phil. thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 77.65%
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SEBASTIAN-ERIC BARTOS. 2016. Changing homophobia: A global perspective [with special reference to the UK and Romania]. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 40.04%
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NEGAR E. BEHZADI. 2018. Gendered coal struggles at the margins [ethnographic work in N. Tajikistan]. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 23.39%
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