Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity.
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Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity. / Davis, H.H.; Sosnovskaya, A.
Yn: Journal of Intercultural Communication, Cyfrol 21, 01.10.2009, t. 1-15.
Yn: Journal of Intercultural Communication, Cyfrol 21, 01.10.2009, t. 1-15.
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Davis, HH & Sosnovskaya, A 2009, 'Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity.', Journal of Intercultural Communication, cyfrol. 21, tt. 1-15.
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Davis, H. H., & Sosnovskaya, A. (2009). Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity. Journal of Intercultural Communication, 21, 1-15.
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Davis HH, Sosnovskaya A. 2009. Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity. Journal of Intercultural Communication. 21:1-15.
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Davis, H.H. a A. Sosnovskaya. "Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity.". Journal of Intercultural Communication. 2009, 21. 1-15.
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Davis HH, Sosnovskaya A. Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity. Journal of Intercultural Communication. 2009 Hyd 1;21:1-15.
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Representations of Otherness in Russian Newspapers: the theme of migration as a counterpoint to Russian national identity.
AU - Davis, H.H.
AU - Sosnovskaya, A.
PY - 2009/10/1
Y1 - 2009/10/1
M3 - Article
VL - 21
SP - 1
EP - 15
JO - Journal of Intercultural Communication
JF - Journal of Intercultural Communication
SN - 1404-1634
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