Perspective 26 Jul 2022 There is no Democracy Without ProtestIn May 2021, Georgian prime minister Irakli Gharibashvili characterized a proposed public… GIP
Uncategorized 25 Jun 2021 Right-wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for DemocracyThis policy paper provides a structured comparative analysis of the nationalist populist… GIP
Uncategorized 26 Mar 2021 Between Rhetoric and Action: Right-wing Populism in Georgia’s Parliamentary LifeThroughout the world, populism is on the rise in both governments and… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 23 Feb 2021 The Contested Triangle of Disinformation, Democratization and Populism in GeorgiaFreedom of expression is one of the essential pillars of democracy as… Nino Gozalishvili
Uncategorized 28 Jan 2021 Who Supports National Populism in Georgia? Drawing Parallels with the WestUnderstanding the rise in support for right-wing populism across Europe and the… Nino Samkharadze
Uncategorized 23 Jun 2020 The Rise of National-Populism: Implications for Georgian DemocracyExpert Comment #11 | June, 2020 GIP
Uncategorized 22 May 2020 Is Georgian Populism Eurosceptic?he proliferation of populist actors in the political systems of European countries… GIP
News 17 Apr 2020 Webinar: When Populism Meets Nationalism: Reflections on Recent TrendsOn April 17, Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) hosted a webinar "When… GIP
Uncategorized 23 Dec 2019 Observers Warn Georgia’s Democracy is DeterioratingExpert Polls #10, Georgian Institute of Politics, December 2019. GIP
Uncategorized 20 May 2019 Political Opportunities for the Extreme Right in GeorgiaOver the past several years, right-wing extremists have begun to proliferate in… GIP
Uncategorized 05 Apr 2019 Compendium of Policy Briefs 2019The four policy briefs in the publication introduce policy recommendations to tackle… Bidzina Lebanidze
Uncategorized 02 Apr 2019 Polarization: What do we know about it and what can we do to combat it?A specter is haunting Europe, the specter of polarization. In the last… GIP
