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Does Refusal to Recognize Elections in Abkhazia Reduce Prospects for Resolution?

12 სექტემბერი, 2011

A recent New York Times article argues that the failure of Western governments to recognize the latest presidential elections in Abkhazia on August 26, 2011 may hamper conflict resolution. According to the authors, Cooley and Mitchell, Western governments have a “counterproductive disdain”…

Engagement without recognition?

25 ივლისი, 2011

The Abkhaz and South Ossetian conflicts did not emerge in the 2008 August war. However, they escalated in the early 1990’s when both territories engaged in wars of secession and there are different approaches to the resolution of these conflicts.…

Ambassador Dieter Boden Speaks at Europe House

19 ნოემბერი, 2010

Ambassador Dieter Boden, a distinguished German diplomat who has served both as German Ambassador to the OSCE as well as UN Special Representative to the Secretary General, spoke at the Europe House about conflict resolution in the disputed territories of…

South Ossetia: Enhancing the Public Debate

20 აპრილი, 2010

On 15 April, in front of a packed house at the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Tbilisi, Ron Asmus led a public debate on his new book, A Little War that Shook the World. The evening featured the kind of discussion…

Georgia & Russia | Russian Analytical Digest

18 იანვარი, 2010

What do Georgians think about Russia? What relationship would they like to have with their northern neighbor? And what do they think about the August conflict? Our data allows a nuanced answer to these questions: although Georgians have a very…

Iakobashvili on the Current State of the Conflict

19 ნოემბერი, 2008

I attended State Minister Teimuraz Iakobashvili’s talk held at the Institute for European Studies at TSU on November 14. Overall, the talk was the first talk in Georgia I have seen where the majority of people who attended were Georgian…

The August Conflict | Economic Impact on Georgia?

2 ოქტომბერი, 2008

In Georgia, attention now turns towards sorting out the impact of the short August conflict. How plausible is the reporting we are seeing? Do the journalists get it right?

Russian Public Opinion | Levada Update

26 სექტემბერი, 2008

And here is an update on Russian views, made available by the Levada Center on the 22nd of September. As previously stated, this indicates that Russian public opinion generally supports the government’s course.