This is the term I know - for the UK at least - obviously there is the US/UK difference between thesis and dissertation, but that aside

Thesis by Published and Unpublished papers *
All doctoral and MPhil candidates, including staff candidates, are permitted to submit a thesis by publication. The thesis by publication is not a different degree; rather, it is a thesis format that includes papers that have been prepared, or accepted, for publication. They may have more than one author, in which case signatures from co-authors are required. The papers do not have to be rewritten for the thesis: they can be: inserted in their published format (see under Formatting Requirements below). Whether the papers are required to have been published, accepted for publication, or only submitted for publication varies across faculties (see faculty guidelines).
http://mrgs.monash.edu.au/research/examination/thesis-by-pub...

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Citations to previously published sections of this thesis. Applies particularly to "thesis by publication". Where possible, citation information entered should conform to a recognised citation standard.
http://ethostoolkit.cranfield.ac.uk/tiki-index.php?page_ref_...

Current PhDs

Gadd, Elizabeth
Thesis by publication

Gichoya, David
Impact of ICT lanning project on implementation and utilisation of ICT infrastructure in public sector in Kenya. A comparative study of public and private sector in Kenya

Greaves, Gareth
Cardiac operations waiting list: an investigation

Greenhalgh, Simon
The history and development of education and training for librarians: an international and comparative perspective


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Harrison, Janet
Thesis by publication

http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/dis/research/projects.htm...





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Note added at 77 days (2009-08-20 17:07:55 GMT) Post-grading
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Thanks for the points, J_Lattimer