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HELIN ANAHIT. 2015. From silence to speech: Tracing diasporic journeys through collective memory, visual culture and art practice [with special reference to the Armenian diaspora]. PhD thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 52.67%
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KARIMA AZIZ. 2018. Migration aspirations and experiences of female Polish migrant workers in the UK. PhD thesis. London Metropolitan.
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Pop. 21.28%
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SEBASTIAN-ERIC BARTOS. 2016. Changing homophobia: A global perspective [with special reference to the UK and Romania]. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 32.28%
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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. 49.43%
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KASIA CHOLUJ. 2019. Parenting and 'home-making' in the new Polish diaspora in Britain. PhD thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 10.76%
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OLGA CRETU. 2017. Understanding cross-border career strategies: Post-Soviet women professionals in London. Ph.D. thesis. Middlesex.
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Pop. 24.03%
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KINGA M. GOODWIN. 2017. Clan, gender and ethnicity performance amomg Polish women in the United Kingdom and New Zealand/Aotearoa: An intersectional perspective. Ph.D. thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 24.51%
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BARBARA JANTA. 2020. Impact of family formation on Polish migrants' settlement in the UK. PhD thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 4.37%
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CLAUDIA KULLER. 2014. Female expatriate manager experiences in the UK and Russia: Factors leading to expatriate failure in internal assignments. DBA thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 37.7%
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MAGDALENA LOPEZ RODRIGUEZ. 2016. Capital, identities and strategies for success: Explorations of the perspectives of Polish migrant mothers on their children's education in the UK. Ph.D. thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 17.8%
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T. MALTBY. 1993. Women, pensions and social dependency in Britain and Hungary, 1945-1990. Ph.D. thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 43.28%
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ANDREW MCINTOSH. 2019. Gender, Bolshevism and the popular press in Britain, 1916-1921. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 9.47%
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-----. 2019. Bringing the revolution to the women of the East: The Zhenotdel experince in Soviet Central Asia through the lens of Komunistka. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 9.47%
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DOROTA OPYD. 2015. Why are women under-represented in the British House of Commons and the Sejm of the Republic of Poland? PhD thesis. Liverpool.
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Pop. 25.16%
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AGNIESZKA RYDZIK. 2014. (In)visible lives: a visual and participatory exploration of the female migrant tourism worker experience [principally of Central and E. European migrants]. PhD thesis. Cardiff Metropolitan.
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Pop. 39.4%
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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. 13.67%
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HANNA SHADRYNA. 2020. Babushkas: Former Soviet women pensioners ageing in Russia and the UK. PhD thesis. London (Birkbeck).
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Pop. 7.93%
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D. SOREA. 2004. Reading a text on the male body from a British magazine: Romanian female students' social schemata and perceptions of masculinity. Ph.D. thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 46.04%
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S. SPEIGHT. 2005. Beliefs about gender inequality: A comparison of Great Britain and Russia. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 41.83%
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P. STANLEY. 2002. Mass rape in war: Feminist thought and British press representations of the Balkan conflict, 1991-1995. Ph.D. thesis. Wales (Aberystwyth).
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Pop. 55.91%
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