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From Pacesetters To Dropouts: Post-Soviet Youth In Comparative Perspective

By S Schwartz, C Wallace, Stefani Hoffman, Tamar Ruth Horowitz, B. Dietz, M. Moore, Bella Kotik-Friedgut, International Conference On Post-Soviet Youth: A Comparative Study (2000 Jerusalem), Tamar Kotik-Friedgut Horowitz, M Chernysh, D Konstantinovski, A Knafo, T Zaslavski, S Shamai, Z Ilatov, A Psalti, K Deliyanni, A Halberstadt-Komar, Marina Yelagina, Vladimir Magun, N Panina, E Golovakha, V Sobkin, S Sidorenko-Stephenson

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