Blogs 26 Jul 2021 Spoiler or Ambivalent Partner: the GOC and the Fate of Georgia’s European FutureThe Georgian Orthodox Church (GOC) has long served as both a social… Bidzina Lebanidze, Shota Kakabadze
Blogs 24 Jun 2019 Foreign policy and domestic constraints: what political regimes can and cannot do in GeorgiaSparked by the presence of Russian Duma members in Georgia’s parliament, anti-governmental… Bidzina Lebanidze, Kornely Kakachia
Uncategorized 31 May 2018 Church and Politics or Church in Politics: How does the Georgian Orthodox Church Impact Georgia’s European Integration Policy?This policy brief analyzes the role of the Georgian Orthodox Church (GOC)… GIP
Uncategorized 17 May 2017 Compendium of Policy Briefs – May 2017This publication contains five policy briefs, each including recommendations on key issues… Bidzina Lebanidze
Blogs, Space for Discussions (SfDs) 04 May 2017 To Understand Constitutional Reform in Georgia, Look Beyond the PresidentThe Georgian Dream (GD) government has made constitutional reform its highest priority… GIP
Uncategorized 04 May 2017 The Georgian Orthodox Church as a Civil Actor: Challenges and CapabilitiesReligious organizations as civil actors with social capital can play significant roles… Salome Minesashvili
