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I've just read the Mikhailov paper.
Perhaps Wolf-Michael, could you explain what you drew from this paper?
Andy
At 01:21 PM 16/03/2008 -0700, you wrote:
>Michael Roth has pointed out that there are many very relevant articles to
>the ongoing discussion
>that have appeared in recent times in Journal of Russian and East European
>Psychology. He has
>suggested this one by Felix Mikhailov as particularly relevant at the
>moment. I will get this posted
>on articles for discussion, but meantime, between this, Martin's article,
>and ongoing related topics,
>plenty to digest and discuss.
>mike
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