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S.C. BYGATE. 1998. Inherited networks, economic indebtedness and developments in corporate governance: Post-communist Czech and Slovak Republics with supporting evidence from Eastern Germany. Ph.D. thesis. Loughborough.
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Pop. 77.42%
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MARINA CAPARINI. 2010. Internal security reform in post-communist Europe: A study of democratisation in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania. PhD thesis. London (KCL).
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Pop. 68.42%
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F.W. CARTER. 1979. An industrial geography of Prague: 1848-1921. Ph.D. thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 68.05%
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H. CARTER. 2003. Post-communist enterprise restructuring in the Czech Republic: Seven case studies. Ph.D. thesis. St Andrews.
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Pop. 74.63%
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L. CASHMAN. 2007. Integrating Romani communities in the Czech Republic: An analysis of policy implementation at the local level. Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 68.55%
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SUNG-WEI CHEN. 2016. Effort-reward imbalance, overcommitment, perceived control and health behaviours in Central and Eastern Europe [Russia, Poland and Czech Republic]. Ph.D. thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 34.06%
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BARBORA CHERIFI. 2012. Imagining a city never visited: A case study of destination images of London held by Czech non-visitors. PhD thesis. Westminster.
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Pop. 62.22%
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R.A. CHITNIS. 2003. Liberation and the authority of the writer in the Russian, Czech and Slovak fiction of the Changes. Ph.D. thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 70.91%
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L. CHRASTILOVA. 2007. The identity of Czech single women in the late modern era. Ph.D. thesis. Warwick.
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Pop. 68.3%
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GEORGIA CHRYSSOULI. 2019. The alchemist of the Surreal and the Uncanny Valley: Jan Švankmajer, the puppet and eerie animation. PhD thesis. Essex.
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Pop. 32.51%
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ANDREW C.G. COOK. 2009. The gilt on the Golden City? Transnational professionals and the production of exclusionary spaces in post-socialist Prague. PhD thesis. London (Queen Mary).
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Pop. 67.99%
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C.D. CREWS. 1975. The theology of John Hus, with special reference to his concepts of salvation. Ph.D. thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 50.5%
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LILJANA CVETANOSKA. 2020. The European Union, conditionality and corruption control during enlargement: The Czech Republic, Romania and Macedonia. PhD thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 26.8%
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E.M.M. DAVIES. 1997. The formation of British-Czech joint ventures: An evaluation of processes and motives during a period of transition to a market economy. Ph.D. thesis. Huddersfield.
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Pop. 69.91%
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S. DAVIES. 2006. The Wallenstein figure in German literature, culture and historiography. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 66.75%
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B. DAY. 1985. The Theatre on the Balustrade of Prague and the small stage tradition in Czechoslovakia. Ph.D. thesis. Bristol.
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Pop. 75.25%
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KIRSTY A. DAY. 2015. Constructing dynastic Franciscan identities in Bohemia and the Polish duchies [in the 13th and 14th centuries]. PhD thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 35.98%
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E. DE BOER-ASHWORTH. 1999. The global political economy and post-1989 change: The place of the Central European transition [Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary]. Ph.D. thesis. Limerick.
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Pop. 63.71%
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JORY DEBENHAM. 2016. Terezín variations: Codes, messages and the summer of 1944 [instrumental music]. PhD thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 43.86%
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VERONIKA DI CARA. 2016. Trends, motivations and experiences of Czech migrant nurses: A mixed methods study. Ph.D. thesis. Queen Margaret.
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Pop. 35.55%
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