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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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M. BASABIKOVA. 2002. Environmental factors affecting contractor take in emerging countries and a comparison of upstream accounting in Kazakhstan and the UK. Ph.D. thesis. Dundee.
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Pop. 73.82%
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S.C. BAYER. 2001. Cleaning up the furnace: Patterns of environmental management in the British, Czech and German steel industries. Ph.D. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 80.8%
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LYDIA CUMISKEY. 2020. Joining the dots: A framework for assessing integration in flood risk management, with applications to England and Serbia. PhD thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 22.19%
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ANDREW FLORY. 2012. 'A shifting question mark': Representations of Central Asia in modern British travel writing. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 51%
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MONIKA FRĄTCZAK. 2022. Do emotional responses to data visualisation mobilise people to act? A case study of climate change visualisation in two national contexts [Poland and the UK]. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 18.52%
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ANDREA KOCSIS. 2021. First World War memory and national mythmaking in capital cities: Horizontality and verticality in London, Paris and Budapest. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 18.7%
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N. NAZAROV. 2001. Development of river pollution control in Ukraine through United Kingdom policy importations. Ph.D. thesis. London (Imperial).
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Pop. 61.53%
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MARIA-CRISTINA PANTÎRU. 2011. An integrated strings model of transnational advocacy: Case studies from Romania and the United Kingdom. DPhil thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 44.14%
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SZYMON S. SAWICKI. 2010. British-Polish networks and the new economic geographies of Europe. PhD thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 48.13%
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