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Linguistic In/Exclusion in Medicine: Multilingual COVID-19 Communication in Russia
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Language situation in dynamic Eurasian region: Introducing the special issue
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Treatment of and Attitudes Towards ‘Other’ Languages in Modern Russia: Evidence from Metalinguistic Discourse
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Coexistence of Multiple Writing Systems: Classifying Digraphia in Post-Socialist Countries
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Sino–Russian Partnership in the ‘Asian Supercomplex’: Choices and Challenges for India
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Iran’s Foreign Policy toward Tajikistan: Exploring the Effective Factors
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Language Revitalization: Challenges for Kazakh in Higher Education
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Challenges and Reasons of Using a Passively Known Language in Daily Practice: Cases of Belarusian and Ukrainian
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Open Access | Research article | First published Issue 02, 2023
East vs West: Geopolitical Orientations and Language Practices of Residents of Central and Southern Ukraine
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Open Access | Research article | First published Issue 02, 2023
An Exploration of Vertical and Social Accountability in the Elected Tier of Local Government: Evidence from Kazakhstan
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