Uncategorized 19 Sep 2017 Deterring Russia’s Borderization of GeorgiaIn the 21st century we have seen a tendency toward blurring the… GIP
Uncategorized 05 Sep 2017 What Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine Want From the Brussels SummitOriginally published in DELF The Lithuania Tribune GIP
Uncategorized 08 Aug 2017 Anti-migrant Rhetoric in Georgia: Do Far-right Groups Threaten Georgia’s Pro-European Discourse?Last month’s anti-migrant march in Tbilisi, baptized as the “national liberation movement”, marked an… GIP
Uncategorized 02 Aug 2017 Can a Third Way Movement Emerge in Georgian Politics?Georgia’s 2016 parliamentary elections were a major coup for the Georgian Dream… GIP
Uncategorized 19 Apr 2017 Georgia: Leaving the Soviet Legacy BehindIt’s now official. The European Union not only positively assessed the reforms… GIP
Uncategorized 11 Apr 2017 France’s policies toward the Eastern Partnership countries in contextFrance’s strategic attention interest and diplomatic engagement in the Eastern neighborhood have… GIP
Uncategorized 03 Apr 2017 German Foreign Policy ExplainedGeorgia continues to make progress in Euro-Atlantic integration. GIP
Uncategorized 27 Mar 2017 “Domine, quo vadis?” – Georgian Vulnerability to the EU’s Uncertain FutureEurope is both celebrating and commiserating the 60th anniversary of the Rome treaties as… Tatia Dolidze
Uncategorized 22 Mar 2017 Czech Perspectives on Georgia: Three DiscoursesGeorgia’s cultural history goes back millennia, so it’s people have had ample… GIP
Uncategorized 13 Mar 2017 Why Is This Guy Still Talking About Democracy In Georgia?When you’ve spent a well over a decade writing about democracy in… GIP
Uncategorized 12 Mar 2017 A Reluctant Partner: Georgian-German Relations RevisitedFor Georgia, the enacting of an Association Agreement with the EU in… Kornely Kakachia
Uncategorized 06 Feb 2017 War as an Instrument: the Five-Day War and Political Crisis in UkraineDean, School of International Relations, Institute of Social Sciences; Associate Professor, Department… GIP
