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EU enlargement conditionality and the Europeanization of regulations on the flow o people : comparative analysis of Poland and Turkey using the external incentives model

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Piętnaście lat członkostwa Polski w Unii Europejskiej

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The immigration policy of the European Union : challenges and prospects ; conclusions for Poland

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The Migration of Belarusians to Poland and The European Union : The Situation after August 2020

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Emigration from post-communist Central Europe after 1989 interpreted within the aspirations/capabilities framework

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