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2025

WiP: “The Diplomatic Backstage of the 1920s in Akaki Chkhenkeli’s Diaries: Rediscovering the Past”

CRRC, ARISC and American Councils are pleased to announce the 7th session of the Spring 2025 Tbilisi Works-in-Progress series! This week’s session will be in hybrid format in-person at the CRRC Georgia office (Chavchavadze Ave. 5, Tbilisi, Georgia, 0179) and…

Blog | Do Armenians and Georgians support protests?

According to data from the Caucasus Barometer Survey, a majority of Georgians support protests. In comparison, while over half of the Armenian population is in favour of protests, support has been on the decline since 2019.

WiP: “The Georgian Economic Paradox: Why is Georgia Experiencing Mass Emigration Amid Increasing GDP, Growing Exports, and Falling Unemployment?”

CRRC, ARISC, and American Councils are pleased to announce the 9th session of the Spring 2025 Tbilisi Works-in-Progress series! This week’s session will be in hybrid format in-person at the CRRC Georgia office (Chavchavadze Ave. 5, Tbilisi, Georgia, 0179) and…

Report | Conflicts in Georgia: Perceptions, Attitudes and Expectations

The research presented in the report aims to study the perceptions, attitudes, and expectations of the displaced and non-displaced population towards the conflicts in Georgia.

CRRC Georgia’s reserachers presented the findings of new studies!

Today, researchers from CRRC Georgia presented the findings of studies conducted within the framework of the project “Countering Anti-Democratic Propaganda for Engagement (CAPE)” to the public.

Blog | Increasing optimism for the future in Armenia and Georgia

Since the Velvet Revolution, Armenians across a wide cross-section of society have become increasingly more optimistic about their country’s future. In comparison, Georgians have seen only a modest increase in optimism over the time period, with the uptick concentrated in…

Blog | Armenians and Georgians lack confidence in their ability to influence politics

According to data from the 2024 Caucasus Barometer, both Armenians and Georgians tend to lack confidence in their influence on politics. However, Armenians in general are significantly less willing to participate in politics.

WiP: “Higher Education in Soviet Successor States from the Perspective of Early Career Academics: Are we Post Post-Soviet?”

CRRC, ARISC, and American Councils are pleased to announce the 8th session of the Spring 2025 Tbilisi Works-in-Progress series! This week’s session will be in hybrid format in-person at the CRRC Georgia office (Chavchavadze Ave. 5, Tbilisi, Georgia, 0179) and…
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