Topic |
Author |
Issue |
Georgian TV Broadcasters’ Coverage of the Foreign Agents Law |
Ekaterine Basilaia |
137 |
The State, Primary Education, and Nation-Building in Azerbaijan |
Lamiya Panahova |
133 |
The Memory of the Second Karabakh War and the Future of the National Lack in Azerbaijan |
Bahruz Samadov |
133 |
Georgian Mainstream Media in a Polarized Political Environment: a Victim and an Accomplice |
Lasha Kavtaradze |
123 |
Contemporary Art in an Alien Context Building Up a Self-organized Space in Contemporary Abkhazia |
Nasta Agrba, Asida Butba |
118 |
Film Awards as Cultural Institutions Towards a Diverse Landscape of Film in Georgia |
Philomena Grassl |
118 |
MIHR Theatre of dot-dot-dot An Exploration of Performance Art, Performing Arts, Contemporary Dance and
Theatre in Armenia Today |
Shoghakat Mlke-Galstyan, Olivia Jaques |
118 |
War, Music, Memory—Ethnomusicological Explorations in Abkhazia |
Kerstin Klenke, Olivia Jaques |
118 |
External Quality Assurance: State Leverage over Higher Education
Institutions or Means for Increasing the Quality of Education? |
Diana Lezhava |
105 |
Rethinking Armenian Students' Engagement in Quality Assurance:
Perspectives for Meaningful Participation |
Edith Soghomonyan |
105 |
The Role of Internationalization for Quality Assurance in Higher Education
Systems: The Case of Georgia |
Mariam Amashukeli |
105 |
The EU as a 'Threat' to Georgian Traditions: Who Is Afraid, and Why? |
Tinatin Zurabishvili |
99 |
Stones Speaking: Reading Conflicting Discourses in the Urban Environment |
Jana Javakhishvili |
80 |
The Alley of Martyrs: Deaths, Memory and the Nation |
Leyla Sayfutdinova |
66 |
Capturing Marginality: The Social Role of Photography in the Wake of Rapid Urban Development in Batumi, Adjara |
Tamta Khalvashi |
66 |
Transforming Sites of Memory, Transforming Time: Telavi's Rehabilitation |
Dustin Gilbreath |
66 |
Mixed Marriages in Georgia: Trends and Implications |
Milena Oganesyan |
64 |
A Tale of Two Environments: Practices and Regulations Shaping Armenian Traditional and Online News Media |
Tatevik Sargsyan |
61-62 |
E-Democracy in Azerbaijan |
Ulviyya Asadzade |
61-62 |
Use of Facebook by Azerbaijani Government and Opposition: Strategy and Tactics |
Tariyel Jalalli |
61-62 |
Media Reports on the Protest Actions in Azerbaijan. International Press Review |
|
46 |
Islam in Azerbaijan (Historical Background) |
Altay Goyushov |
44 |
Azerbaijan and “Tolerant Muslims” |
Jennifer Solveig Wistrand |
44 |
Religious Tolerance. Opinion Poll |
|
44 |
Oppositional Islam in Azerbaijan |
Sofie Bedford |
44 |
Religiosity and Attitudes Towards Religion. Opinion Poll |
|
44 |
Local Legal Conceptions in Svan Villages in the Lowlands |
Stéphane Voell |
42 |
Traditional Law in Soviet Times |
Lavrenti Janiashvili |
42 |
The Resurgence of Blood Feud in the Georgian Lowlands |
Natia Jalabadze |
42 |
The Pride of Being Kidnapped: Women’s Views on Bride Kidnapping in Tetritskaro, Georgia |
Elke Kamm |
42 |
Azerbaijan’s Eurovision Story: Great Chances to Improve, But No Political Will |
Shahin Abbasov |
32 |
Georgia and the Sochi Olympic Games |
Molly Corso |
32 |
Come to Move Mountains! Diaspora and Development in a Transnational Age |
Tsypylma Darieva |
29 |
Diaspora Returnees, Transfer of Knowledge and a New Understanding of “Homeland” |
Anna Harutyunyan |
29 |
Traditional Failings versus Non-Traditional Prospects of the Armenian Media |
Arpine Porsughyan |
25 |
Media in Azerbaijan: The Ruling Family Dominates TV, the Opposition Has Some Papers |
Arifa Kazimova |
25 |
Georgia: Immature Media |
Nino Robakidze |
25 |
Public Use and Perception of Mass Media in the South Caucasus. Opinion Poll |
|
25 |
Assessment of Media Freedom in International Comparison. Documentation |
|
25 |
Religiosity in Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan |
Robia Charles |
20 |
Religiosity in the South Caucasus in Opinion Polls. Graphs |
|
20 |
The Role of the Armenian Church During Military Conflicts |
Harutyun Harutyunyan |
20 |
Canonization, Obedience, and Defiance: Strategies for Survival of the Orthodox Communities in Transnistria, Abkhazia, and South Ossetia |
Kimitaka Matsuzato |
20 |
Ethnic Georgian Muslims: A Comparison of Highland and Lowland Villages |
Ruslan Baramidze |
20 |
Georgians’ Attitudes Towards Democracy and NATO Membership. Opinion Poll |
|
17 |
Comparing Azeri Attitudes toward Political Participation in Azerbaijan and
Georgia |
Joshua Noonan |
17 |
Comparing Azeri Attitudes toward Political Participation in Azerbaijan and
Georgia. Survey Results. Diagrams |
|
17 |
Internet in Armenia: Slow, Expensive, but Increasingly Important |
Onnik Krikorian |
15 |
The Internet in Azerbaijan |
Alexey Sidorenko and Arzu Geybullayeva |
15 |
Internet, Society and Democracy in Georgia |
Alexey Sidorenko |
15 |
Internet Use in the South Caucasus. Data |
|
15 |
The Archeology of Future Literature: Digging out Prose from Independent Armenia’s History |
Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan |
14 |
The Business of Literature in Azerbaijan |
Nigar Kocharli |
14 |
Conformism and Resistance: The Birth of the Modern Georgian Literature |
Malkhaz Kharbedia |
14 |
Attitudes Toward the West in the South Caucasus |
Therese Svensson, Julia Hon |
13 |
Public Attitudes towards the Relationship with the West in the Countries of the South Caucasus. Diagrams |
|
13 |
Religious Feeling in the South Caucasus (2007). Tables and Diagrams |
|
12 |
Interpreting the Past – From Political Manipulation to Critical Analysis? |
Oliver Reisner |
08 |
A Short Sketch of One Century of Azerbaijani Historical Writing |
Zaur Gasimov |
08 |
Armenia’s Attitude Towards its Past: History and Politics |
Sergey Minasyan |
08 |
Time Turned Back: On the Use of History in Georgia. Opinion |
Giorgi Maisuradze |
08 |