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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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KATIE HARRISON. 2020. Ukrainian in the United Kingdom: Language use, attitudes, ideologies and identities in the Ukrainian community. PhD thesis. Nottingham.
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Pop. 17.47%
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GERRY HOWLEY. 2016. The acquisition of Manchester dialect variants byy adolescent [Romanian] Roma migrants. PhD thesis. Salford.
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Last edited by: Gregory Walker
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Pop. 37.16%
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POLINA KLIUCHNIKOVA. 2016. Linguistic biographies & communities of language of Russian speakers in Great Britain. PhD thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 24.94%
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KINGA KOZMINSKA. 2016. Language and identity in a transnational context: A sociophonetic study of the Polish of a group of migrants living in the UK. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 24.28%
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ALENA RYAZANOVA. 2019. Russian study abroad sojourners voice trajectories. PhD thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 17.39%
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BILJANA SAVIKJ. 2018. Family language policy and practice as parental mediation of habitus, capital and field: An ethnographic case-study of migrant families in England [with Macedonian mothers]. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 20.73%
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ANGELOS THEOCHARIS. 2021. Reading, talking and playing literature: Community literary practices of the UK Russian-speaking diaspora. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 8.51%
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SARA R.J. YOUNG. 2018. The construction of ethno-linguistic identity amongst Polish-born adolescents living in the UK. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 19.84%
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MONICA A. ZHEKOV. 2017. Designing an English-Romanian glossary of English Criminal Law for interpreters and legal professionals using electronic corpora. D.Prof. thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 31.38%
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