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D. HUNT. 2002. The systemic transition in Poland and the social construction of organisational cultures. Ph.D. thesis. Brunel.
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Pop. 61.96%
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R. HUSAN. 1994. The Polish motor vehicle industry as a case study in Eastern Europe's transition. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 49.15%
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AGNIESZKA IGNATOWICZ. 2012. Migration and mobility of new Polish migrants in England: Narratives of lived experience. PhD thesis. Aston.
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Pop. 56.72%
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IZABELA ILOWSKA. 2016. How long the night: A novel, followed by an essay,'The ghosts of Muranów': confronting Poland's Jewish past. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 32.68%
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JANINA IWANIEC. 2015. Motivation to learn English of Polish gymnasium pupils. PhD thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 35.77%
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PATRYCJA JAKUBIEC. 2011. Intersections of culture, gender and otherness: Implications for counselling psychology [based on interviews with Polish migrants]. D Psych thesis. City.
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Pop. 59.94%
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PHILIP JAMES. 2021. Poland-Lithuania, the 1683 relief expedition to Vienna and the crusading movement. PhD thesis. London (Royal Holloway).
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Pop. 21.39%
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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. 20%
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HANNA JANTA. 2009. The experiences of Polish migrant workers in the UK hospitality industry. PhD thesis. Bournemouth.
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Pop. 58.61%
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LUKAS A. JANULEWICZ. 2016. An almost normal donor: Polish foreign aid between national preferences and international obligations. Ph.D. thesis. Kent.
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Pop. 23.03%
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ANETA JARZĘBSKA. 2018. Transgressing the borders of gallery space: Subversive practices of alternative art galleries in East Germany and Poland of the 1970s. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 30.47%
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STEVEN JEFFERSON. 2016. Exodus, expulsion, explication: Collective memories of Silesia as a German-Polish frontier zone [1945- ]. PhD thesis. London (School of Advanced Study).
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Pop. 41.01%
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DAN JENDRISSEK. 2014. Narratives of economic migration: The case of young, well-qualified Poles and Spaniards in the UK. PhD thesis. Southampton.
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Pop. 49.59%
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KATARZYNA JEŻOWSKA. 2018. Imagined Poland: Representations of the nation state at the exhibitions of industry, craft and design, 1948-1974. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 25.05%
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S.T. JOHNSON. 2001. 'A good European and a sincere racist'. The life and work of Professor Charles Saroléa, 1870-1953. [CS had contacts in Czechoslovakia and Poland]. Ph.D. thesis. Keele.
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Pop. 52.05%
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KELLY JOHNSON. 2017. Domestic violence, liminality and precarity in the British borderlands: Polish women's experiences of abuse and service engagement in Edinburgh. PhD thesis. Durham.
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Pop. 30.98%
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AIMÉE E. JOYCE. 2014. Border landscapes: Religion, space and movement on the Polish-Belarusian frontier. PhD thesis. London (Goldsmiths).
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Pop. 55.08%
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WANDA JOZWIKOWSKA. 2016. Polish-Jewish fiction before the Second World War: A testing ground for polysystem theory. Ph.D. thesis. East Anglia.
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Pop. 36.21%
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T. JUDSON. 1999. Civil society, second society and the breakdown of communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe: Poland, Czechoslovakia and Romania. Ph.D. thesis. Loughborough.
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Pop. 65.68%
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ALEKSANDRA KACZMAREK-DAY. 2013. Polish children in Wales: Neogtiating identities in school, church and neighbourhood. PhD thesis. Cardiff.
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Pop. 51.1%
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