Perspective 10 Mar 2023 Is Georgia on the Path to Authoritarianism?After two nights of protests in the Georgian capital Tbilisi, the ruling… GIP
News 16 Jan 2023 Call for Young Researchers from Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan on the Geopolitical Shifts in the South Caucasus RegionGeorgian Institute of Politics (GIP), in cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Foundation… GIP
Uncategorized 29 Jan 2021 The Judiciary Reform in Georgia and its Significance for the Idea of European IntegrationThe efficient functioning of the judiciary and justice system remains the Achilles’… Bidzina Lebanidze
Uncategorized 22 Jul 2020 Ethnic Minorities in the Context of Georgia’s European Integration: Is There a Room for Skepticism?Ethnic minorities in Georgia maintain an ambivalent attitude towards European integration: on… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 15 Jul 2020 EU and Ethnic Minorities in Georgia: How to Counter Misinformation and Disruptive CommunicationHigh public support is frequently claimed as a backbone of Georgia`s foreign… Salome Minesashvili
Uncategorized 21 May 2020 Securing Energy Supply to Turkey: Should Ankara Continue to Invest into Azerbaijan’s Energy Sector?After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Turkey developed strong relations with… Nino Gozalishvili
Uncategorized 12 May 2020 Regional Cooperation in Electricity Sector: Challenges and Opportunities for GeorgiaThis policy brief analyzes multiple paths Georgia may take to strengthen its… Nino Gozalishvili
Uncategorized 06 Mar 2020 Cultural values or economic insecurity: What predicts mass support for right-wing populists?Nation-wide surveys show that around 7% of Georgians identify with right-wing populist… Salome Minesashvili
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 27 Feb 2020 Public Trust Towards Democracy and State Institutions: Influence of Populist Nationalist GroupsDemocratization of Georgia is challenged, inter alia, due to declining public trust to… Gvantsa Davitashvili
Uncategorized 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… Bidzina Lebanidze
Uncategorized 23 May 2016 Compendium of Policy Briefs – May 2016This publication was issued under the project “N:2015-807 “Analyzing Democratization in Georgia“… Kornely Kakachia
