Political Culture

Interparty Council Meeting in Kvareli

On March 25-26 2023, the Georgian Institute of Politics facilitated a meeting…

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People’s Power or Populist Pawns? Examining Georgia’s New Anti-Western Political Movement

The changing face of global geopolitics means that Georgia faces new challenges.…

Kornely Kakachia, Nino Samkharadze

There is no Democracy Without Protest

In May 2021, Georgian prime minister Irakli Gharibashvili characterized a proposed public…

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GEODEM 2022 Conference Notes – Intra-Party Politics, Youth Political Participation and Challenges for Coalition Governance in Georgia

Since the parliamentary election in 2020, Georgia has been in a deep…

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Intra-Party Politics, Youth Political Participation and Challenges for Coalition Governance in Georgia

Georgia has been in a deep and protracted political crisis since the…

Nino Samkharadze, Teona Zurabashvili, Levan Kakhishvili, Salome Kandelaki

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Inter Party Manifesto – What do Georgian Voters Expect: Message for Georgian Political Parties

Political parties have a very important role to play in young democracies…

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Young Politicians and Activists Drafted an Inter-Party Manifesto

On April 30th and May 1st, GIP organized a two-day workshop for…

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Closing of the School on Party Politics – Spring Session 2022

On March 27 the closing ceremony of the School on Party Politics…

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School on Party Politics: Spring Session 2022 was Launched

On March 4, 2022, the Georgian Institute of Politics,with support of the…

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At the Crossroads of Consensus-Based Political Culture: Can Georgia Overcome the Polarization Trap?

In Georgia’s endless political crisis polarization is cited most widely as the…

Nino Samkharadze

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Role of Social Networks in Georgian Party Politics

Political parties are necessary for the functioning of a modern democracy. The…

Kornely Kakachia