CRRC-Georgia is looking for a Policy Analysis Consultant for a pilot policy research project on agricultural insurance in Georgia. The consultant will be working in a team of researchers and would be expected to lead desk research, support with the…
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CRRC, ARISC and American Councils present the 23rd talk of the Spring/Summer 2016 Works-in-Progress season on “Constraints on the Growth of the Private Security Sector in Comparative Perspective” by Matthew Light, University of Toronto.
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On July 11, CRRC-Georgia presented a baseline study report on the Judicial System in Georgia: Views of Legal Professionals, which was prepared within the USAID-funded project Promoting Rule of Law in Georgia (PROLoG). The meeting was opened by Neil Weinstein, Deputy…
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CRRC, ARISC and American Councils present the 21st talk of the Spring/Summer 2016 Works-in-Progress season! “The System is Not Broke, It’s Broken”: The Global Crisis in Humanitarian Aid by Elizabeth Cullen Dunn from Indiana University Bloomington.
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CRRC-Georgia announces call for young professionals, who graduated with a PhD or MA degrees in the social sciences from high-quality universities in the OECD countries (see the list here) in the past two years and want to gain first-hand research and working…
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CRRC, ARISC and American Councils present the 20th talk of the Spring/Summer 2016 Works-in-Progress season on “Neoliberal Orientalism and the Arab Uprisings: Art and Politics in the ‘Arab Street’” by Rayya El Zein, Graduate Center, City University of New York.…
On June 24-25, with the financial support of Carnegie Corporation, CRRC organized its fourth annual methodological conference on “Research for Development in the South Caucasus: Discussing Methodological Innovations”, which invited around 50 participants from 7 different countries and various institutions.
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The ENIGMMA project issued a Call for Research Papers on Migration Research for individual researchers or groups of researchers (PhD students, academics, post-doc researchers, etc.) to undertake migration policy analyses on topics related to Georgian migration policy development.