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FILIPPO N. NEREO. 2011. Dynamics of language obsolescence in a divided speech community: The case of the German Wischau/Vyškov enclave (Czech Republic). PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 49.63%
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RĂZVAN NICOLESCU. 2013. Boredom and social alignment in rural Romania. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 39.37%
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ANNA NIKOLAOU. 2013. Memory and identity in Epirus: Ethno-cultural affiliations and relationships under reconstruction on the Greek-Albanian border. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 40.3%
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NIKOLAY NIKOLOV. 2020. The paneika palimpsest: Transformation of everyday life in a prefabricated neighbourhood in Sofia. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 23.73%
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JOZO NISKOTA. 2016. Environmental performance in cooperative enterprises as determinant of economic and social wellbeing in the Eastern Adriatic: The Cooperative Sustainability Index [with special reference to Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia]. Ph.D. thesis. Kingston.
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Pop. 37.76%
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OLIVIA NOBLE. 2009. Subjective well-being: A Ukrainian case study. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 51.05%
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OLGA NOVOZHYLOVA. 2012. A social psychological interpretation of life course trajectories for residential care leavers in Ukraine. PhD thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 45.06%
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PAUL O'BRIEN. 2011. Exploring processes of adaptation in a group of post-2004 Polish migrants in the UK: An interpretative phenomenological analysis. PhD thesis. East London.
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Pop. 55.19%
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AERON O'CONNOR. 2019. Pursuing the intellectual: Changing conditions of cultural production in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 22.81%
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J. OBRADOVIC, 2008. Victimhood and denial discourses: Serbian national mythology in narratives of ethnic conflict. PhD thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 50.99%
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J. OBREBSKI. 1934. Family organization among the Slavs, as reflected in the custom of 'couvade'. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 53.96%
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ALEXANDER C. OEHLER. 2016. Being between beings: Soiot hunter-herders in a sacred landscape [S. Central Siberia]. Ph.D. thesis. Aberdeen.
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Pop. 32.14%
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CLARISSA DE SOUSA OLIVEIRA. 2017. Intergenerational language transmission and ethnolinguistic identity: The Polish community in Mallet/Paraná, Brazil. Ph.D. thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 36.65%
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LARA OLSON. 2021. Linking 'good' and 'bad' civil society: How local networks promote peace or renewed violence in civil wars [with special reference to Georgia and Kosovo]. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 17.37%
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OLGA ONUCH. 2010. Revolutionary moments and movements: Comparing the processes of mass-mobilisation in Argentina (2001-2002) and Ukraine (2004). DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 57.29%
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VLADIMIR S. ORLOV. 2011. Soviet cantatas and oratorios by Sergei Prokofiev in their social and cultural context. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 45.98%
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SARA ORTHABER. 2016. (Im)politeness at a Slovenian call centre. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 27.56%
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DOROTA OSIPOVIC. 2010. Social citizenship of Polish migrants in London: Engagement and non-engagement with the British welfare state. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 40.73%
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S. OUSHAKINE. 1998. The post-Soviet imaginary: Constructing new Russian fantasies. M.Phil. thesis. Open.
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Pop. 35.91%
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LIENE OZOLINA-FITZGERALD. 2014. The ethics of the willing: An ethnography of post-Soviet neo-liberalism [with special reference to Latvia]. PhD thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 34.18%
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