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E. KLECUN-DĄBROWSKA. 2002. Telehealth and information society: A critical study of emerging concepts in policy and practice [in Poland]. Ph.D. thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 45.43%
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J. KLUVE. 1998. Evaluation of active labour market policies in Poland - an application of matching estimators. M.Litt. thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 41.01%
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KAROLINA KOCZYNSKA. 2022. 'Artes': Mythologising reality in interwar Lwów (1929-1935). PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 18.23%
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P. KOLCZYNSKA. 1995. Art promotion in new Europe: Towards cultural integration. The case of Poland and the Czech Republic. M.Phil. thesis. St Andrews.
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Pop. 47.38%
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Z.W. KOMINEK. 2000. Speculation and distribution of returns: A simulation and empirical study [with special reference to Poland and Hungary]. Ph.D. thesis. Leicester.
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Pop. 62.21%
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KINGA A. KOMOROWSKA. 2012. Powerful or powerless regions? Regional policy-making in Poland and the Czech Republic in the light of the EU accession. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 47.38%
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TOMASZ KORYBSKI. 2013. Polish-English code-switching and other language contact phenomena in the speech of Polish migrants in the UK. PhD thesis. West of England.
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Pop. 48.45%
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KATARZYNA KOSIOR. 2017. Becoming a queen in early modern Europe [The marriages of Polish and French queens in the 16th century]. PhD thesis. Southampton.
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Pop. 24.23%
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MICHAŁ R. KOSKOWSKI. 2013. Management of castles in Poland in the early 21st century. PhD thesis. Newcastle.
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Pop. 45.93%
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ANNA M. KOSTUS. 2015. Making the worst of a bad situation: How the interpersonal conflict between Foreign Minister Józef Beck and Marshal Eduard Rydz-Śmigły affected Poland's perception of the German threat [...]. PhD thesis. KCL.
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Pop. 37.92%
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J.M. KOSTYLO. 2007. Republic of saints: Republican myth and religious reform: Venice-Poland, 1509-1609. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 59.75%
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A. KOUTNY-JONES. 2007. Death personified in the Baroque art of the Kingdom of Poland. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 49.02%
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W.K. KOWALEWSKI. 2004. A theology of mission for post-communist Poland: Towards an integrative approach. Ph.D. thesis. Cardiff.
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Pop. 64.1%
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R.I. KOWALSKI. 1978. The development of 'Left Communism' until 1921: Soviet Russia, Poland, Latvia and Lithuania. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 57.41%
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OLGA KOZLOWSKA. 2010. The lived experience of economic migration in the narratives of migrants from post-communist Poland to Britain. PhD thesis. Wolverhampton.
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Pop. 52.3%
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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. 32.43%
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A.-M.C. KRAMER. 2003. Reproduction and the making of politics in the 'New Poland': Gender, nation and democracy in the Polish abortion debate. Ph.D. thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 48.26%
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MARIA KRASNODĘBSKA. 2018. The politics of stigmatization: Poland as a 'latecomer' in the European Union. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 20.5%
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EWA KRAWCZYK. 2017. Post-accession Polish migrants in London: Transnational identities and changing settlement strategies. PhD thesis. Surrey.
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Pop. 25.68%
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MICHAEL KRAWIEC. 2022. Displaced Polish elite nationalists and the Catholic Church in England, 1945-1952. PhD thesis. West of England.
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Pop. 18.23%
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