2015 Archives - Page 16 of 163

Ethnic minorities, Georgians, and foreign policy orientation

1 May, 2015

Georgia’s prominent West-ward political orientation has been demonstrated numerous times, especially in the period following the 2004 Rose Revolution. The signing of the Association Agreement with the European Union in 2014 emphasized once more the country’s willingness for closer cooperation…

NGOs and the Georgian public’s expectations

27 April, 2015

The so-called third sector which consists largely of non-governmental organizations is diverse in Georgia, with organizations focusing on issues ranging from LGBT rights to political party development.

5 Years of WiP! – Keynote Talk by Kevin Tuite

27 April, 2015

American Councils – Georgia, CRRC and ARISC invite you to join us in celebrating the 5th anniversary of the Works-in-Progress series! Prof. Kevin Tuite, University of Montreal “St. George in Georgia – Politics, Gender, Mobility”

WiP: Specific Features of the Georgian Language and Alphabet, April 22 – Nana Shavtvaladze

20 April, 2015

CRRC, ARISC and American Councils are proud to present the 12th talk of the Spring 2015 Works-in-Progress series!

In the know about NGOs in Georgia

20 April, 2015

The civil society sector in Georgia is populated by a wide diversity of actors from national chapters of well-known international NGOs like Transparency International – Georgia to local NGOs such as the Civil Society Institute.

THE POLITICAL CLIMATE IN GEORGIA, 2012-2014: INCREASED NIHILISM OR ROOM FOR NEW POLITICAL ACTORS?

13 April, 2015

In October 2012, the Georgian Dream Coalition (GDC) obtained 54.97% of the party list vote, winning the majority of seats in Parliamentary elections.

WiP: The Georgians’ Discourses of National Identity in the Context of Europeanisation, April 8 – Lika Tsuladze

8 April, 2015

CRRC, ARISC and American Councils are proud to present the 12th talk of the Spring 2015 Works-in-Progress series! Lika Tsuladze, Tbilisi State University and Social Sciences Center “The Georgians’ Discourses of National Identity in the Context of Europeanisation”

WiP: The Myths and Realities of being an Immigrant in Georgia: Policy and Societal levels, April 1 – Mariam Chumburidze and Tamar Zurabishvili

30 March, 2015

American Councils, CRRC Georgia and ARISC present the 10th in the Spring 2015 Works-in-Progress Series! Mariam Chumburidze (IRC), Tamar Zurabishvili (ICMPD) “The Myths and Realities of being an Immigrant in Georgia: Policy and Societal levels”