12 Dec 2019 Georgia’s Dangerous Slide Away From DemocracyOriginally published by Carnegie Europe Kornely Kakachia
05 Dec 2019 Does EU have role in stopping backsliding in Georgia?Originally posted by EUobserver Bidzina Lebanidze
05 Apr 2019 Compendium of Policy Briefs 2019The four policy briefs in the publication introduce policy recommendations to tackle the trust crisis, polarization, and populism in Georgia. Bidzina Lebanidze
11 Mar 2019 Rise of Nationalist Populism in Georgia: Implications for European IntegrationThis policy brief explores to what extent the rising wave of populist nationalism in Georgia affects the process of Georgia’s… Bidzina Lebanidze
03 May 2018 Compendium of Policy Briefs 2018Consisting of four policy briefs, the publication introduces policy recommendations on major aspects of Georgia’s Europeanization and democratization agenda Bidzina Lebanidze
31 Mar 2018 Avoiding Gridlock: a Strategy for Georgia to Engage with Eurosceptic EuropeWhile EU’s door remains open to further accessions from Western Balkan countries, with current state, EU lacks the political will… Elene Panchulidze
18 Dec 2017 Life Without EU Membership: The Case for a Multi-Speed EaPThe recent Eastern Partnership (EaP) summit in Brussels highlighted once again the gap between the expectations of the Eastern partners… Bidzina Lebanidze
17 May 2017 Compendium of Policy Briefs – May 2017This publication contains five policy briefs, each including recommendations on key issues pertaining to Europeanization and democratization in Georgia Bidzina Lebanidze
25 Apr 2017 Georgia’s European Integration: What Comes After The Eastern Partnership?This policy brief explores future avenues for EU-Georgia relations going beyond the Eastern Partnership (EaP) but short of full EU… Bidzina Lebanidze
01 Nov 2016 Protracted Conflicts in the OSCE AreaThis project aims to provide a menu of innovative ways in which the international community can engage with all sides… GIP
03 Mar 2016 Democracy Under Stress: Western Fatigue, Russian Resurgence, And Their Implications For Democratic Processes In GeorgiaAlthough anti-Russian sentiments are still dominant among Georgians, Russia’s rising popularity shows that the danger of Tbilisi abandoning its pro-Western foreign policy,… Bidzina Lebanidze
