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KATYA IVANOVA. 2016. The life of norms: A critical assessment of the construction and diffusion of the race anti-discrimination norm [with special reference to the Czech Republic (1990s - present) and Hungary (1990s - present)]. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 35.64%
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YOUNGOOK JANG. 2018. Migration and ethnic diversity in the Soviet and post-Soviet space. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 25.2%
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PASCAL JAUPART. 2017. Essays on the economics of migration [with special reference to Tajikistan]. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 31.99%
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IRENA KALHOUSOVÁ. 2019. Our Jews, Our Israel! Origins of the foreign policy of Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary towards Israel. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 26.15%
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SERKAN KEÇECI. 2016. The grand strategy of the Russian Empire in the Caucasus against its southern rivals (1821-1833). Ph.D. thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 30.11%
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ELEANOR KNOTT. 2015. Kin-states and kin majorities from the bottom-up: Developing a model of nested integration in Crimea and Moldova. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 44.12%
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LEONARD KUKIĆ. 2017. Economic growth, regional development and nation formation under socialism: Evidence from Yugoslavia. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 30.67%
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FLÓRA MACHER. 2017. The 1931 financial crisis in Austria and Hungary: A critical reassessment. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 27.72%
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ATHANASIOS MANIS. 2015. Explaining risk-taking and risk-averse behaviours in peacemaking: A prospect theory reading of the [Turkish] AKP leadership's behaviour vis-a-vis Cyprus and Armenia. Ph.D. thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 28.85%
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JONATHAN M. MARLEY. 2016. Whose line is it anyway? Understanding the military role in delivering rights based on policies in post-conflict territories [based on case studies in Kosovo and Bosnia]. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 31.3%
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ANNA MATCZAK. 2017. Understandings of punishment and justice in the narrative of lay Polish people. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 26.34%
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CORINA MAVRODIN. 2017. A maverick in the making: Romania's de-satellization process and the global Cold War (1953-1963). Ph.D. thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 31.62%
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MAGDALENA MIKULAK. 2017. Politics of sexuality in neoliberal(ized) times and spaces: LGBT movements and reparative therapy in contemporary Poland. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 26.34%
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BENJAMIN MUELLER. 2015. At Cold War's end: Complexity, causes and counterfactuals. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 33.94%
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DAGMAR R. MYSLINSKA. 2019. Not quite white: The gap between EU rhetoric and the experience of Poles' mobility in the UK. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 23.82%
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SANDRA OBRADOVIĆ. 2018. Continuity in times of change: The role of power, history and national identity in the process of supranational integration [with special reference to EU-Serbian relations]. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 22.63%
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LEE M. PETERSON. 1999. The Cold War and the change in the nature of military power. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 18.6%
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DIANA-ELENA POPESCU. 2018. Dynamic injustice: Interlocking recognition and distribution [with special reference to Roma as a minority]. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 27.78%
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ADRIAN ROGSTAD. 2019. Stigmatisation in international relations: Russia, the West and international society from the Cold War to Crimea. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 28.6%
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RICHARD G. SAULL. 1999. Rethinking theory and history in the Cold War: The state, military power and social revolution. PhD thesis. LSE.
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Pop. 20.8%
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UTREES by Gregory Walker; J. S. G. Simmons; MHRA is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.