Georgia

Opinion – Georgia Can Win Democracy

Zarina Burkadze • Nov 5 2024 • Articles

Georgia does not have the resources and capacity to fund and execute authoritarian repressions in a consistent manner, such as those seen in Belarus or Russia.

Opinion – Georgia’s Embrace of Discrimination

Jonathan Pettifer • Sep 29 2024 • Articles

The Georgian Dream Party seeks to ban pride marches, censor the media, ban the public endorsement of LGBTQ+ relationships, deny gender-affirming care, and outlaw same-sex marriage and adoption.

Omens for the South Caucasus in the 2024 US Presidential Election

Intigam Mamedov • Aug 19 2024 • Articles

Beyond the US election result, the attention to the South Caucasus depends on which role the emerging regional order will play in a changing global security architecture.

Georgia’s Wavering Foreign Policy Amidst Upcoming Elections

Zarina Burkadze • Jul 11 2024 • Articles

It is unlikely that the Georgian Dream will win a simple majority due to widespread discontent and opposition from young voters.

Opinion – Georgia’s Democracy Still in Peril

Martin Duffy • Oct 9 2021 • Articles

It seems unlikely that a new reconciliation spirit for coalition-building will emerge. Instead, Georgia’s politicians will engage in another dogfight over the corpse of a tentative democracy.

Review – The Bivocal Nation

Stéphane Voell • Jan 28 2020 • Features

Batiashvili explores Georgian statehood and history by evaluating Georgian national narratives and ‘bivocality’ to understand how the modern nation has been formed.

Interview – Wojciech Lorenz

E-International Relations • Jan 29 2018 • Features

Wojciech Lorenz discusses the effect of the election of Donald Trump and events in Turkey on NATO, potential NATO enlargement and Poland’s current security situation.

Vegans Vs. Sausage-wielding Nationalists; Or, How I Miffed Your Motherland

Eliot Borenstein • Jun 2 2016 • Articles

The sausage-throwing incident at a vegan cafe’ in Georgia reveals plenty about what the problem is with veganism in the post-Soviet world.

Current Military and Political Menaces in the South Caucasus

Eduard Abrahamyan • Feb 11 2015 • Articles

Coercion and blackmail towards neighbors may be an inherent feature of Putin’s current policy. Thus, Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan are not immune to Russian actions.

Review – Putin’s Wars: The Rise of Russia’s New Imperialism

Valerie Pacer • Aug 5 2014 • Features

Van Herpen expertly details the complicated legacy that empire has on the modern Russian state – and offers an important background to on-going events in Ukraine.

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