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S. KANJI. 2005. Poverty, inequality and livelihoods: Lone mothers and their children in Russia. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 46.95%
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JAMES A. KAPALO. 2009. Text, context and performance: The lay institutions of Gagauz Orthodoxy. PhD thesis. London (SOAS).
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Pop. 32.87%
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TAJMA KAPIC. 2022. The impact of consociational peace agreements on the descriptive representation of women in national and sub-national political institutions in divided societies: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina. PhD thesis. Dublin City.
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Pop. 13.83%
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NIKOLAOS KAPITSINIS. 2017. Post-crisis firm relocation: Business growth vs. survival and emerging relocation factors: the case of Greek SME movements to Bulgaria. PhD thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 29.54%
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STEFANIE KAPPLER. 2012. 'Mysterious in content': The European Union peacebuilding framework and local spaces of agency in Bosnia-Herzegovina. PhD thesis. St Andrews.
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Pop. 47.52%
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DZENETA KARABEGOVIĆ. 2017. Bosnia abroad: Transnational diaspora mobilization. Ph.D. thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 28.98%
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S.C. KARADELI. 2004. Legitimacy and the post-communist Hungarian political Change. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 42.17%
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ALEKSANDAR KARAEV. 2014. A comparison of cluster members and non cluster members in transition economies: The case of Bulgaria, Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and Serbia. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 35.14%
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NANOR KARAGEOZIAN. 2015. Long-term diasporic return migration in post-Soviet Armenia: Balancing mobility and sedentarism. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 34.26%
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E. KARAGIANNIS. 1999. The geopolitics of oil transportation in the Caucasus region. Ph.D. thesis. Hull.
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Pop. 71.34%
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NATALIA KARAKULINA. 2016. Representation of Vladimir Maiakovskii in the post-Soviet Russian literary canon. Ph.D. thesis. Exeter.
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Pop. 24.32%
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ELIMA KARALAEVA. 2014. Applying a model of public management reform to tax reform in a post-Soviet transition country: The case of the Kyrgyz Republic. PhD thesis. Exeter.
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Pop. 38.47%
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ABIGAIL KARAS. 2021. On top of the city: Rooftops, rights to space, and the fight for St Petersburg's panoramas. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 15.9%
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HASENE KARASAC. 2003. The torn countries, Turkey and Russia in the post-Cold War era: In search of identity. Ph.D. thesis. Keele.
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Pop. 48.65%
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MARIA KARAULOVA. 2016. Nanoscience on the move: The impact of global scientific mobility on academic research and career development [with reference to Russian-speaking nanoscientists working abroad]. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 31.74%
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J. KARAVAS. 2002. The evolution of the Roman frontier defence systems and fortifications in the lower Danube provinces in the first and second centuries AD. Ph.D. thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 68.64%
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MARIA M. KARDEL. 2012. Fairy politics: Productions of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' in Poland, 1946-1970. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 47.71%
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MARIA KAREPOVA. 2010. Psychological counselling in Russia: The making of a feminised profession. PhD thesis. York.
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Pop. 64.8%
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BRYAN S. KARETNIK. 2022. Vladimir Nabokov and the Russian emigration: Intellectual and creative responses to the rise of totalitarianism. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 17.35%
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M.A. KARIM. 2007. The decline and fall of scientific atheism in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, 1964-91. M.Phil. thesis. De Montfort.
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Pop. 66.37%
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