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NIKOLA BELAKOVA. 2018. Defamation, privacy and freedom of expression: A socio-legal study of the interplay between the Slovak personality/goodwill protection regime and journalism, 1996-2016. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 29.67%
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JUSTYNA K. BELL. 2013. Between continuity and change: Narratives of Polish migrants in Belfast. PhD thesis. Queen's Belfast.
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Pop. 75.15%
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MÁRTON BENEDEK. 2009. Conditionality and kinship: Hungarian neighbourhood policy, 1990-2004. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 62.86%
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NATASHA BERANEK. 2011. 'With us Roma': The narrative engagement and social knowledge of two Czech Romani women. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 78.37%
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B. BERCE-BRATKO. 1993. Culturological analysis in urban rehabilitation: Cases in Slovenia and Scotland. Ph.D. thesis. Strathclyde.
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Pop. 68.17%
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OLIWIA K. BERDAK. 2012. I exist, I belong, I contribute: The self and the collective in Croatian national discourse. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 63.16%
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ALEXEY BESSUDNOV. 2011. Essays on occupational social class and status in post-Soviet Russia. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 57.97%
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RACHELE BEZZINI. 2018. Boundary-making in an immigrant social space: Albanian-Italian and Albanian-Romanian couples in Italy. PhD thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 35.17%
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MAJDA BEĆIREVIĆ. 2010. Inclusion or illusion: Policies and practices for children with disabilities and their families in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgaria. PhD thesis. Open.
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Pop. 72.06%
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LEANDRA BIAS. 2020. The (im)possibility of feminist critique in authoritarianism: Revisiting Western knowledge-transfer in Russia and Serbia. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 25.03%
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BARBARA E. BIDZINSKA. 2012. Socio-linguistic experience of immigration. Identity negotiation and cross-linguistic influences:: A comparative analysis of two Polish communities in Austria and Ireland. PhD thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 72.31%
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A. BIELEWSKA-MENSAH. 2009. Changing identities of Polishness. PhD thesis. Manchester Metropolitan.
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Pop. 66.93%
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SANJA BILIĆ. 2013. Muslim women in the UK and Bosnia: Religious identities in contrasting contexts. PhD thesis. York.
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Pop. 60.94%
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ESZTER BIRÓ. 2020. Beyond the photograph: The phenomenon of confabulation in family photography as counter-memory narrative and archive [in 20th century Hungarian historical context]. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 27.26%
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LESLEY J. BLACK. 2006. When is German not a German? Representations of life narratives of Russian-Germans. PhD thesis. Aberdeen.
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Pop. 27.94%
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ALICJA BOBEK. 2011. Polish migrants in Ireland: Migration patterns, social networks and 'community'. PhD thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 59.09%
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NATALIA BOBROVA. 2012. Alcohol and hazardous drinking in Russia: A mixed design study. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 64.09%
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ZSÓFIA BODA. 2015. Friendship based on race or race based on friendship? The co-evolution of friendships, negative ties and ethnic perceptions in Hungarian school classes. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 37.33%
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SHAWN BODDEN. 2022. Works in progress: The practical accomplishment of activist spaces and political projects in Budapest. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Added by: Gregory Walker
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Pop. 22.25%
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ALEXANDER D.E. BOICAN. 2016. Rearticulating socialist subjectivities: Class and gender in Romanian fiction during communism. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 47.47%
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