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GIAN A. FAZIO. 2010. Competition and entrepreneurship as engines of growth [with special reference to transition economies]. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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M.A. FEAKINS. 2001. Access to capital for small and medium-sized enterprises in Poland: Banks, decisions and economic development in post-socialism. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 48.54%
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D.J. FLOYD. 2002. The impact of the main types of FDI activity on the transition process of the Polish economy. M.Phil. thesis. Reading.
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Pop. 53.21%
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DANIELA V. GABOR. 2009. Monetary policy processes in postcommunist Romania. PhD thesis. Stirling.
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Pop. 55.64%
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M. GALLAGHER. 2004. An analysis of banking efficiency in Central and Eastern Europe. M.Litt. thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 52.52%
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SONILA GKOROU. 2018. IFRS [=International Financial Reporting Standards] for SMEs in developing and developed economies: Evidence from Albania and the UK. PhD thesis. Brunel.
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Pop. 28.35%
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OURANIA GKOUNA. 2016. Outward FDI in the context of forced internationalisation: Greek investments in South-Eastern Europe [i.e. Bulgaria and FYROM]. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 37.57%
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DMITRY GOLOLOBOV. 2008. The Yukos case: The new dimension in money laundering cases. PhD thesis. London (Queen Mary).
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Pop. 25.86%
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P.W. GOWER. 1997. Banking development in the Czech Republic: An analysis of credit allocation. D.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 48.1%
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ROBIN GRAVESTEIJN. 2014. Models of social enterprise? Microfinance organisations as promoters of decent work in Central Asia. PhD thesis. Bath.
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Pop. 46.79%
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ANNA GROSMAN. 2013. Russian governance and investment. PhD thesis. Imperial.
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Pop. 22.12%
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CHRISTINE R. GULUZIAN. 2012. State policies towards foreign investment in the energy sector: A comparative study of Russia and Kazakhstan, 1991-2011. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 52.15%
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N. GURUSHINA. 1995. British private capital exports to late Imperial Russia. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 52.59%
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J.A. HARDY. 2002. An institutionalist analysis of foreign investment in Poland: Wrocław's second great transformation. Ph.D. thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 50.97%
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J.W. HARRISON. 1978. Commercial-financial dealings between the USSR and market-type economies, with special reference to Soviet banking, maritime and trading operations in the West. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 52.4%
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BARRY HARRISON. 2016. Developing stock markets in transition economies [i.e. in 10 Central and E European countries]. PhD thesis. Nottingham Trent.
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Pop. 31.03%
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KRISTEN M. HARTMANN. 2018. Identity and urban investment in Sarajevo: Transnational flows of capital from the Persian Gulf and post-conflict imaginaries of belonging. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 28.97%
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TOMOYUKI HASHIMOTO. 2020. Financial centre development in Central and Eastern Europe: The rise of Warsaw and the hierarchy of regional financial centres [in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic]. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 22.31%
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V. HAVRANEK. 1975. Some aspects of Yugoslav investment policy, 1952-1965. M.Phil. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 42.06%
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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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