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KATARÍNA OČKOVÁ. 2020. Being and becoming Jewish: Kinship, memory, and the politics of Jewishness in post-socialist Slovakia. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 23.24%
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DAFINA PACA. 2015. Neither here nor there: The discursive construction of identity by Kosovo Albanians. PhD thesis. Cardiff.
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Pop. 40.79%
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KATSIARYNA PADVALKAVA. 2012. 'Gambling with the state': Understanding retirement and pensions in contemporary Belarus. PhD thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 51.67%
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OLENA PALKO. 2016. Becoming Soviet: Lost cultural alternatives in Ukraine, 1917-1933. Ph.D. thesis. East Anglia.
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Pop. 29.6%
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MONIKA PALMBERGER. 2010. How generations remember: An ethnographic study of postwar Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 42.21%
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HRAG PAPAZIAN. 2020. Contesting Armenianness: Plurality, segregation and multilateral boundary making among Armenians in contemporary Turkey. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 23.86%
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KINGA PAPIEŻ. 2021. Making sense of transnational belonging and social citizenship: The experiences of Polish migrants in South West England. PhD thesis. Bath.
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Pop. 26.02%
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CRISTINA-CLAUDIA PARASCHIVESCU. 2016. Aspirations of belonging: A study of Romanians in London and Paris. Ph.D. thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 29.36%
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ALEXANDER J. PARKYN-SMITH. 2020. Making sense of change: An urban ethnography of middle-class narratives of uncertainty in Almaty, Kazakhstan. PhD thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 21.45%
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V.A. PARUTIS. 2009. 'At home' in migration: The social practices of constructing 'home' among Polish and Lithuanian migrants in London. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 57.29%
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RITA PATEL. 2015. Socioeconomic position and growth among children from the Republic of Belarus. PhD thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 36.96%
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SHEILA PATTIE. 2022. Soviet industrial sociology and enterprise social planning under Brezhnev. PhD thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 17.61%
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KATALIN PÁLMAI BÁNKI. 2009. Crossing borders from Hungary to Ireland: The cross-cultural adaptation of Hungarian refugees from the 1940s and their compatriots from the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. PhD thesis. Dublin City.
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Pop. 55.69%
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ANNA PECHURINA. 2010. Creating a home from home: Russian communities in the UK. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 37.21%
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SIOBHAN PEELING. 2010. 'Out of place' in the post-war city: Experiences and representations of displacement during the resettlement of Leningrad at the end of the blockade. PhD thesis. Nottingham.
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Pop. 48.64%
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LÉNA PELLANDINI-SIMÁNYI. 2009. Changing ethics of consumption in Hungary. PhD thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 47.53%
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KATARZYNA Z. PERSON. 2010. 'We didn't even know they were Jewish': The place of assimilated, acculturated and baptised Jews in the communal life of the Warsaw Ghetto. PhD thesis. London (R Holloway).
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Pop. 54.88%
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RUMEN G. PETROV. 2011. Collaboration and vulnerability: a psycho-social study of the emerging concept of community development: A Bulgarian case. PhD thesis. West of England.
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Pop. 42.52%
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M. PETROVIĆ. 2006. The ways of dead bodies: Dealing with human remains in postconflict Serbia and Tasmania. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 44.19%
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W.R. PETRYSHYN. 1981. Britain's Ukrainian community: A study of the political dimension in ethnic community development. Ph.D. thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 39.68%
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UTREES by Gregory Walker; J. S. G. Simmons; MHRA is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.