Topic |
Author |
Issue |
Protest Attitudes and Protest Behaviour in Georgia |
Tamar Khoshtaria, Veronika Pfeilschifter |
139
|
State-NGO Relations Under Georgian Dream: From Discursive Confliction to Institutional Deadlock |
Najmin Kamilsoy |
139
|
Dynamics of the Mass Mobilizations Against the Georgian Foreign Agent Law |
Clara Weller |
139
|
From “Foreign Agents” to “LGBT Propagandists”: Demonization of Civil Society Organizations in Georgia |
Tamar Tolordava |
139
|
Tracking Georgia’s Media, Internet Usage and Perceptions Over a Decade
|
Makhare Atchaidze |
138 |
Are Younger People Becoming More Active Citizens? Results from the Caucasus Barometer Surveys
|
Koba Turmanidze, Mariam Gabedava |
138 |
Attitudes Towards the Soviet Union and Stalin over Time: Who Still Has Positive Sentiments?
|
Salome Dolidze, Tamar Khoshtaria |
138 |
The Rationale for Reintroducing the Foreign Agent Bill in Georgia before
the 2024 Parliamentary Electionss |
Tatia Tavkhelidze |
137 |
“We Have Been Hacked”—on the Use and Abuse of Anti-colonial Rhetoric
in Georgia and Elsewhere |
Tamar Qeburia |
137 |
National Identification and Regime Legitimation: The Societal Impact of War in Azerbaijan |
Sofie Bedford |
134 |
The Impact of Conflict and Militarization on the Lives of Women and LGBT Persons in Armenia |
Ulrike Ziemer |
134 |
Armenians and Azerbaijanis in Georgia: The Role of Religion, Religious Institutions, and Networks in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War |
Anna Cieślewska |
134 |
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 |
Vertical and Horizontal Nationalism in Azerbaijan |
Ceyhun Mahmudlu |
133 |
Origins of Nation-Building in Azerbaijan |
Ayça Ergun |
133 |
The Race Against Restrictions: How Institutions Failed to be a Role Model for Georgian Society |
Tamar Tolordava |
131 |
The Importance of Informal Ties: COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake within Ethnic Minority Communities in Georgia |
Rhiannon Segar |
131 |
Opportunities for Corruption Created by COVID-19: The Case of Georgia |
Irakli Korkia |
131 |
The EU in Armenia’s Official and Public Eyes |
Narek Sukiasyan |
129 |
Perceptions of the EU in Azerbaijan: A Normative Power in Decline? |
Najmin Kamilsoy, Anna Zamejc |
129 |
Proving the ‘European Way’: The West in Georgian Far-Right Discourse |
Nino Gozalishvili |
129 |
The Impact of Language on Resilience in Georgia’s Minority Communities |
Diana Forker, Natia Botkoveli |
127 |
Transitional Justice, Societal Resilience, and the European Union’s Role in Armenia (2018–2022) |
Veronika Pfeilschifter |
127 |
Internal Displacement in the South Caucasus: Why Has Vulnerability Increased in the COVID-19 Pandemic? |
Ulla Pape |
126 |
Team Europe in the South Caucasus. Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic |
Gulnaz Isabekova |
126 |
The Voice of Civil Society Organisations in Georgia’s Climate Policy |
Larissa Donges, Mikheil Kurdadze |
124 |
Why Gender in Georgian Climate Policies? |
Anna Samwel, Ana Muradashvili |
124 |
Territorial Ambitions in Nagorno-Karabakh: Survey Results Before the 2020 War |
John O’Loughlin, Gerard Toal, Kristin Bakke |
121 |
Post-War Spectres: The Ghosts that Haunt Armenia in the Aftermath of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabagh War |
Tamar Shirinian |
121 |
“Securitization/De-Securitization” and Attitudes in Azerbaijan in Reaction to the Karabagh Conflict |
Leila Alieva |
121 |
Armenia's Social Policy Response to COVID-19: Mitigating Expectations, Financial Stress, and Anxiety |
Gurgen Aslanyan, Vardan Baghdasaryan, Gayane Shakhmuradyan |
119 |
Azerbaijan's Social Policy Response to COVID-19 |
Farid Guliyev |
119 |
Georgia's Social Policy Response to COVID-19: Targeted Social Assistance |
Vakhtangi Demuria, Teona Absandze |
119 |
Has COVID-19 Affected Students' Attitudes towards Online Education? A Case Study of Azerbaijan |
Ramina Murshudova, Aytan Shahmarova, Mirvari Gasimova, Gunel Poladova, Malahat Valiyeva |
119 |
The Slow and Quick Declines in Trust in the Georgian Orthodox Church
|
Dustin Gilbreath |
116 |
The Gap Between Support for Democracy and Liberal Values in Georgia
|
Rati Shubladze and Tamar Khoshtaria |
116 |
How Far is Too Far? Public Opinion on Conflict Resolution in Georgia |
David Sichinava |
116 |
Armenia: Difficult Choice ahead as Socio-Economic Risks Loom |
Armen Grigoryan |
115 |
Economic and Political Aspects of the Pension Reform in Armenia |
Gayane Shakhmuradyan |
113 |
Pension Privatization in Georgia: Accumulation Against Solidarity |
Alexandra Aroshvili and Tornike Chivadze |
113 |
The Current State of the Pension System in Azerbaijan: Challenges and
Prospects |
Gubad Ibadoghlu |
113 |
Encounters at the Grassroots Level:
Chinese-Georgian Interactions in the BRI Era |
Susanne Fehlings |
111 |
Healthcare Workers in the Southern Caucasus: Availability, Migration and Patients' Access to Healthcare |
Gulnaz Isabekova |
103 |
Unequal Access to Healthcare and Unofficial Under-the-Table Out-of-Pocket Payments |
Nazim Habibov and Alena Auchynnika |
103 |
Inconsistent (Dis)Trust in Polls in Georgia: Wrong Expectations? |
Tinatin Zurabishvili |
102 |
Population's Attitudes Towards Georgia's Foreign Policy Choices in Times
of Uncertainty |
David Sichinava |
102 |
Exploring Public Attitudes Towards Immigrants in Georgia: Trends and
Policy Implications |
Natia Mestvirishvili |
102 |
A Clash of Cultures: How Rural Out-Migrants Adapt to Urban Life in Baku |
Turkhan Sadigov |
101 |
The Role of the Caucasus Muslims Board in the State Building of Post-Soviet Azerbaijan |
Fuad Aliev |
97 |
The Orthodox Church in the Democratization Process in Georgia: Hindrance or Support? |
Salome Minesashvili |
97 |
The Armenian Apostolic Church and the Challenges of Democratic Development in Armenia |
Narek Mkrtchyan |
97 |
Georgia's Middle Class in the Making: Methods of Measurement, Trends, and Constraints |
Alexi Gugushvili |
95 |
'Middle-Class, Limited-Edition'? Middle Class Subjectivities in Urban Azerbaijan |
Cristina Boboc |
95 |
Armenia's 'Middle Class': Stability Characteristics and the Challenge of Erosion |
Yuliana Melkumyan |
95 |
The Oil Boom and Human Capital Development in Azerbaijan: "Turning Black Gold into Human Gold" |
Surayya Mammadova |
90 |
The Quality of Education in Azerbaijan: Problems and Prospects |
Farid Guliyev |
90 |
Natural Resources and the Gender Gap in Azerbaijan |
Lucy Wallwork |
90 |
The Contribution of Foreign Oil Companies to Human Capital Development in Azerbaijan: The Case of BP's CSR Program |
Nazaket Azimli |
90 |
How Non-Governmental Are Civil Societal Relations Between Turkey and Azerbaijan? |
Hülya Demirdirek (with Orhan Gafarlı) |
86 |
Turkey’s Abkhaz Diaspora as an Intermediary Between Turkish and Abkhaz Societies |
Yana Zabanova |
86 |
Turkish Georgians: The Forgotten Diaspora, Religion and Social Ties |
Andrea Weiss |
86 |
Public Opinion on Public Opinion: How Does the Population of Georgia See Public Opinion Polls? |
Tinatin Zurabishvili |
85 |
Who Wants to Emigrate from Georgia? |
Tamar Khoshtaria |
85 |
Attitudes Towards Immigrants in Georgia: Myths of Tolerance and Empirical Evidence |
Mariam Chumburidze(with Tamar Zurabishvili and Tinatin Zurabishvili) |
85 |
The Slavic-Orthodox Community in Azerbaijan: The Identity and Social Position of a Once-Dominant Minority |
Bruno De Cordier |
81 |
The Identity of the Caucasian Yezidi in the Wake of the Sinjar Tragedy |
Allan Kaval |
81 |
Sunni and Shia Muslims in Georgia: a Societal Margin in Motion? |
Inga Popovaite |
81 |
Between Memory and Memorial: Anastas Mikoyan and "Social Lustration" in Armenia
| Gayane Shagoyan |
80 |
Armenian Khachkar as a Current Transformer of Collective Memory |
Jürgen Gispert |
80 |
Anti-Corruption Measures in the Energy Sector: EITI in Azerbaijan |
Hannes Meissner |
78 |
Overview of the Anti-Corruption Fight in Armenia |
Khachik Harutyunyan |
78 |
Continuity and Change: Corruption in Georgia |
Alexander Kupatadze |
78 |
The Informal Economy in Azerbaijan |
Farid Guliyev |
75 |
Institutional Trust and the Informal Sector of Georgia |
Philippe Rudaz |
75 |
Informal Economy of Armenia Reconsidered |
Hrant Mikaelian |
75 |
NGOs and the Georgian Public: Why Communication Matters |
David Sichinava (with Dustin Gilbreath) |
73 |
Civil Society in Azerbaijan: Testing Alternative Theories |
Rashad Shirinov |
73 |
Armenian Civil Society: It is Not All about NGOs |
Yevgenya Paturyan |
73 |
Church as Civil Society? Recent Issues of Religion and Politics in Armenia |
Tigran Matosyan |
72 |
Editorial: Religion and Politics in the South Caucasus |
Ansgar Jodicke |
72 |
A New Public Role of Religion? Recent Issues of Religion and Politics in Georgia |
Ketevan Rcheulishvili |
72 |
Islamic Activism as a Social Movement.Recent Issues of Religion and Politics in Azerbaijan |
Fuad Aliev |
72 |
Public Opinion on Women in Politics |
|
71 |
Women's Political Participation in Armenia: Institutional and Cultural Factors |
Gohar Shahnazaryan |
71 |
Representation, Reform and Resistance: Broadening Our Understanding of Women in Politics in Azerbaijan |
Sinéad Walsh |
71 |
Georgian politics: Gender imbalance and Women's (under)representation |
Karolina Ó Beacháin Stefańczak |
71 |
Georgian Attitudes Towards the Ukrainian Crisis (Opinion poll) |
|
67-68 |
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 |
Challenges of Minority Governance and Political Participation in Georgia |
Giorgi Sordia |
64 |
The Georgian State and Minority Relations |
Ekaterine Metreveli |
64 |
Mixed Marriages in Georgia: Trends and Implications |
Milena Oganesyan |
64 |
5.5 Years of Prison for EPDE Board Member Anar Mammadli (Documentation) |
|
63 |
Georgians in the Internet Age: The Profile |
Koba Turmanidze and Mariam Gabedava |
61-62 |
Civic Engagement via Social Media in Georgia |
Lia Tsuladze |
61-62 |
The Georgian Dream of Pension Reforms |
Alexi Gugushvili |
60 |
The Political Economy of Pension Reform in Armenia |
Zareh Asatryan |
60 |
Russian Public Opinion on Migrants from the South Caucasus |
|
57 |
Challenges of Migration Policy-Making in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia |
Shushanik Makaryan |
57 |
Azerbaijani Migrants in Russia |
Adeline Braux |
57 |
Female Migrants from Georgia: Profiles and Migratory Projects |
Maroussia Ferry |
57 |
The Opposition’s Strategy in Azerbaijan’s 2013 Presidential Elections |
Shahin Abbasov |
55 |
Different Meanings of the October 2013 Presidential Elections in Azerbaijan: Elites,
Opposition, and Citizens |
Farid Guliyev |
55 |
Informal Networks in the South Caucasus’s Societies |
Huseyn Aliyev |
50 |
Informal Relations in Everyday Life. Opinion Poll |
|
50 |
Protests in Azerbaijan: Hot Months Expected Ahead of the Presidential Election |
Aleksandra Jarosiewicz |
46 |
Ismayilli: The Winter of Our Alarm |
Arif Aliev |
46 |
January 2013 in Azerbaijan: The Election Has Begun |
Rashad Shirinov |
46 |
Media Reports on the Protest Actions in Azerbaijan. International Press Review |
|
46 |
Opposition Protest Actions in Azerbaijan 2011–12. Chronicle |
|
46 |
The View of Azerbaijan’s Population on Politics (2011). Opinion Poll |
|
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 |
Social Exclusion in Georgia: Perceived Poverty, Participation and Psycho-Social Wellbeing |
Natia Mestvirishvili |
40 |
Social Exclusion of Women in Azerbaijan |
Severina Müller |
40 |
Azerbaijani Views on Gender Roles |
|
40 |
Development in Adjara: Insights from Batumi |
Nana Papiashvili |
38 |
Batumi Residents’ Opinions on their Situation and Attitudes Towards Local Politics. Figures |
|
38 |
Insecurity and Suspicion in the Wake of Urban Development Projects in Batumi, Adjara |
Martin Demant Frederiksen |
38 |
Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum: The View of a Participant from Armenia |
Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan |
35-36 |
Poverty in the South Caucasus |
Katy E. Pearce |
34 |
Poverty in Azerbaijan |
Nazim Habibov |
34 |
Understanding Poverty in Georgia |
Alexi Gugushvili |
34 |
Azerbaijan’s Eurovision Story: Great Chances to Improve, But No Political Will |
Shahin Abbasov |
32 |
Georgia and the Sochi Olympic Games |
Molly Corso |
32 |
Social Capital in Georgia |
Leslie Hough |
31 |
(Dis)Trusting People and Political Institutions in Armenia |
Yevgenya Paturyan |
31 |
Social Capital in Azerbaijan: Does It Help to Build Democracy? |
Anar Valiyev |
31 |
Trust in Institutions in the South Caucasus in Comparison. Opinion Poll |
|
31 |
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 |
Housing in Georgia |
Irakli Zhvania |
23 |
Public Green Space in Armenian Cities: A Legal Analysis |
Arsen Karapetyan, Anush Khachatryan |
23 |
Data on Public Green Space in Armenia. Statistics |
|
23 |
The “Great Terror” of 1937–1938 in Georgia: Between the Two Reports of Lavrentiy Beria |
Levan Avalishvili |
22 |
Repressions in 1930s Soviet Armenia |
Eduard Melkonian |
22 |
1937: “Great Terror” in Azerbaijan |
Eldar Ismailov |
22 |
Mass Terror in the USSR: The Story of One Family |
George Anchabadze |
22 |
Gender Politics in Georgia |
Ketevan Chkheidze |
21 |
Policy Attitudes towards Women in Azerbaijan: Is Equality Part of the Agenda? |
Yuliya Aliyeva Gureyeva |
21 |
UNDP Indicators for Gender. Statistics |
|
21 |
“Sugar and Spice ...”. Gender Stereotypes and Parenting in the South Caucasus Countries. Opinion Poll |
|
21 |
Crisis Assessment by the Population of the Three South Caucasus Countries. Opinion Poll |
|
18 |
Civil Society in the Caucasus: Myth and Reality |
Jonathan Wheatley |
12 |
Civic Participation in the South Caucasus (2007). Tables and Diagrams |
|
12 |
Trust in Institutions in Georgia (2008). Tables and Diagrams |
|
12 |
Religious Feeling in the South Caucasus (2007). Tables and Diagrams |
|
12 |
Nations in Transit “Civil Society” Ratings for the South Caucasus Countries, Russia, and Ukraine (1999–2009). Tables and Diagrams |
|
12 |
Can the Eastern Partnership Program of the EU Help Civil Societies in
Participating States? |
Ghia Nodia |
12 |
Civil Society in Azerbaijan: Under Fire but Still Resisting |
Shain Abbasov |
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 |
Leaving and Being Left Behind: Labor Migration in Georgia |
Teona Mataradze, Florian Mühlfried |
04 |
Motives and Views of Migrants from Georgia. Opinion Poll |
|
04 |
The Hardships of Becoming “Locals”: Refugees Before and After the State Housing Program in Armenia |
Milena Baghdasaryan |
04 |
Russia’s “Internal South Caucasus:” The Role and Importance of Caucasus Societies for Russia |
Sergey Markedonov |
04 |
Migration from and to the Countries of the South Caucasus, 1990–98. Statistics |
|
04 |