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R. BECHER. 1955. A comparative study of primary spatial prepositions in modern literary Russian and Polish. B.Litt. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 74.91%
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SIMA BEERI. 2013. Language in its place: Yiddish as seen through the historical prism of <i>Literarishe Bleter</i>, 1924-1939 [published in Warsaw]. PhD thesis. London (UCL).
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Pop. 62.61%
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BARBARA E. BIDZINSKA. 2012. Socio-linguistic experience of immigration. Identity negotiation and cross-linguistic influences:: A comparative analysis of two Polish communities in Austria and Ireland. PhD thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 72.44%
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N. BIRD. 1985. A critical evaluation of an inventory of Polish and Russian root morphemes of native origin. Ph.D. thesis. London (External).
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Pop. 74.55%
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PAULINA BURCZYŃSKA. 2018. Investigating the multimodal construal and reception of irony in film translation: An experimental approach [with reference to audiences in Poland]. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 36.37%
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LORRAINE CONNAUGHTON-CREAN. 2020. 'He thinks in Polish, but the way he acts is Irish': The negotiation of family language policy within Polish migrant and transnational families in Ireland. PhD thesis. Dublin City.
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Pop. 22.86%
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JANINA IWANIEC. 2015. Motivation to learn English of Polish gymnasium pupils. PhD thesis. Lancaster.
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Pop. 36.91%
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MAREK KICZKOWIAK. 2018. Native speakerism in English language teaching: Voices from Poland. PhD thesis. York.
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Pop. 33.35%
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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. 49.22%
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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. 34.56%
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JAROSLAW KRIUKOW. 2017. 'I can express myself, but not my self': Investigating the English language identity of Polish migrants in Scotland. Ph.D thesis. Edinburgh.
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Pop. 36.01%
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H. LEEMING. 1961. Polish-Latin loanwords in pre-Petrine Russian. Ph.D. thesis. London (SSEES).
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Pop. 41.31%
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AILISH LYNCH. 2012. Identity, gender and the acquisition of sociolinguistic competence: A longitudinal study of Polish women in Ireland. PhD thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 20.02%
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MAŁGORZATA MACHOWSKA-KOŚCIAK. 2015. First and second language socialisation processes among Polish immigrant adolescents in Ireland: Ethnography and case study. PhD thesis. TC Dublin.
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Pop. 28.65%
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AGATA MASLOWSKA. 2019. Homeland variations: A response to the anxieties of self-identification in the context of displacement [with special reference to the use of Polish in emigration]. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 25.03%
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CLARISSA DE SOUSA OLIVEIRA. 2017. Intergenerational language transmission and ethnolinguistic identity: The Polish community in Mallet/Paraná, Brazil. Ph.D. thesis. UC Dublin.
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Pop. 37.21%
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SADIE DURKACZ RYAN. 2018. Language, migration and identity at school: A sociolinguistic study with Polish adolescents in Glasgow. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 32.51%
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ELŻBIETA SOWA. 2017. Being a young learner English language teacher in a Polish primary school: Professional self-construction in a climate of a reform. PhD thesis. Exeter.
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Pop. 26.72%
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SARA R.J. YOUNG. 2018. The construction of ethno-linguistic identity amongst Polish-born adolescents living in the UK. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 30.64%
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