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Digdowiseiso, Kumba (2010): The transition of China and Ussr: A political economy perspective. Unpublished.
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Zemanek, Holger (2009): Fiscal Transfers and Structural Reforms in the European Monetary Union. Unpublished.
Aristovnik, Aleksander and Andrej, Pungartnik (2009): Analysis of reaching the Lisbon Strategy targets at the national level: the EU-27 and Slovenia. Published in: Transylvanian Review of administrative sciences No. 27 (October 2009): pp. 5-21.
Martins, J. Albuquerque (2008): Reforma da Administração Pública: Antes e Depois da Democracia. Unpublished.
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Antoniades, Andreas (2006): Examining facets of the hegemonic: the globalisation discourse in Greece and Ireland. Unpublished.
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