News 19 Apr 2023 GIP Launched The School of Party Politics for the Women PoliticiansOn April 13, the School of Party Politics for Women Politicians was… GIP
Uncategorized 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… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 09 Jul 2021 Party Identity as the Basis for Splinter Party Electoral SuccessThe experience of splinter parties discussed in the memorandum shows that in… Teona Zurabashvili
News 10 Jun 2021 Report presentation: Monitoring the Implementation of the Code of Conduct by Political Parties in GeorgiaOn 9 June, GIP presented a report on “Monitoring the Implementation of… GIP
Uncategorized 09 Jun 2021 Monitoring the Implementation of the Code of Conduct by Political Parties in GeorgiaThis Document has been produced with the financial assistance of the Swiss… GIP
03 Jun 2021 Report Presentation: “Monitoring the Implementation of the Code of Conduct by Political Parties in Georgia”GIP will present a report on “Monitoring the Implementation of the Code… GIP
Blogs 28 May 2021 Power of the Powerless? The Role of Small Parties in Georgian PoliticsThere is a prevalent view in Georgia that the two major parties… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 28 May 2021 Compendium of Policy DocumentsThe Georgian Institute of Politics is delighted to present Compendium 2021, the… Salome Minesashvili
07 Apr 2021 MEPs statement on Georgia: open discussion with civil society and mediaThe Georgian Institute of Politics organized an open discussion between civil society,… GIP
Uncategorized 15 Oct 2020 Georgian party political discourse on foreign policy non-alignment: How has the meaning changed since 1992?Issues related to foreign policy become salient on a regular basis in… Levan Kakhishvili
Uncategorized 04 Mar 2020 Large parties versus small parties in Georgia: Do party manifestos vary across parties?The manifestos of Georgian political parties are often overlooked by researchers. Levan Kakhishvili
Uncategorized 24 Feb 2020 Who is (not) populist in Georgia? Making sense of the buzzwordDespite its worldwide significance, the usage of the term “populism” globally as… GIP
