20 May 2022 What Determines the Promotion of Youth Within Political Parties and Their Access to Party Policy Formulation?Georgia has seen a recent escalation in discussion of a need to renew the political elite with new faces. This… Teona Zurabashvili
22 Dec 2021 Government Coalitions and Consensus Politics: Case of LithuaniaThe following paper analyzes how, in the case of Lithuania, various political parties managed to reach an agreement and cooperate… GIP
27 Jul 2021 Polarization and Fragmentation of Georgian Political Landscape: Implications for DemocracyExpert Interview #7 Teona Zurabashvili
13 Jul 2021 Georgia’s Current Path to Democracy: Where Do We Stand and How Should We Improve? Expert Interview with Professor Julie A. GeorgeGeorgia’s Current Path to Democracy: Where Do We Stand and How Should We Improve? Expert Interview with Professor Julie A.… Nino Samkharadze
25 Jun 2021 Right-wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for DemocracyThis policy paper provides a structured comparative analysis of the nationalist populist actors, discourses and strategies in three Associated Eastern… GIP
26 May 2021 Radicalization of Georgian Party Politics: in Search of Long-term StabilityConsolidation of democracy is a lengthy and turbulent process, in which political crises can be a recurrent phenomenon Bidzina Lebanidze
29 Apr 2021 The First 100 Days of Georgian Dream Government: Reality and ChallengesAuthors: Bidzina Lebanidze, Elguja Khokrishvili, Salome Kandelaki, Nino Samkharadze, Givi Silagadze Bidzina Lebanidze
29 Mar 2021 Extreme Political Polarization: Implications for Georgian DemocracyExpert Comment #16 | March, 2021 GIP
23 Feb 2021 The Contested Triangle of Disinformation, Democratization and Populism in GeorgiaFreedom of expression is one of the essential pillars of democracy as we know it. Thus, normatively, democracies should not… Nino Gozalishvili
23 Jun 2020 The Rise of National-Populism: Implications for Georgian DemocracyExpert Comment #11 | June, 2020 GIP
17 Feb 2020 Resilience and democracy: Can a pragmatic EU still promote democracy in Georgia?Strengthening resilience in EU neighborhood states is a cornerstone of Brussels’ new ambitious global agenda. Bidzina Lebanidze
12 Dec 2019 Georgia’s Dangerous Slide Away From DemocracyOriginally published by Carnegie Europe Kornely Kakachia
