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Electricity as a Type of Property and the Subject of Expropriation
Electricity as a Type of Property and the Subject of Expropriation
Levan Kokaia3 years ago366

Electricity is considered one of the most valuable sources of energy. Moreover, renewable energy has no alternative; in time, it…

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Op-Ed: Gold and Inflation
Op-Ed: Gold and Inflation
Rainer Michael Preiss3 years ago7

John Pierpont Morgan the founder of America’s largest bank – J.P. Morgan opined: “Gold is money, everything else is credit”…

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Can Azerbaijan Be the EU’s Alternative Big Energy Supplier?
Can Azerbaijan Be the EU’s Alternative Big Energy Supplier?
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago3

The European Union has been eager to reduce its reliance on Russian gas in the wake of Moscow’s unjustified invasion…

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The Czech Presidency of the EU: Re-Orienting Towards East
The Czech Presidency of the EU: Re-Orienting Towards East
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago4

On July 1, the Czech Republic took over the rotating six-month presidency of the European Union. As usual, the current…

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The New Productivism Paradigm?
The New Productivism Paradigm?
Dani Rodrik3 years ago2

Image Credits to Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images There are signs of a major reorientation toward an economic policy framework that is…

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The Three Faces of Armazi
The Three Faces of Armazi
Andria Chkuaseli3 years ago103

Image Credits to Roman Chkoidze Given the long history of Christianity in Georgia, and its vital role in the preservation…

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To Be Independent
To Be Independent
Lasha Giorgi Shamugia3 years ago19

“For many centuries Georgia existed as a free and independent state” declares Georgia’s Act of Independence of 1918. Independence is…

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The EU’s Engagement in the Reconciliation Process Between Armenia and Azerbaijan: Can It Lead to Peace?
The EU’s Engagement in the Reconciliation Process Between Armenia and Azerbaijan: Can It Lead to Peace?
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago1

While Russia has been occupied with its invasion campaign in Ukraine, the EU has sought to increase its role in…

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Can Regulation Really Increase Business?
Can Regulation Really Increase Business?
Mark Pace3 years ago386

In my first article, I presented a case for why the gambling industry seeks regulation where many other industries do…

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European Perspective for Georgia Is a Big Opportunity
European Perspective for Georgia Is a Big Opportunity
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago3

On March 3, Georgia submitted an application to become a member of the European Union. The announcement followed a similar…

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Kakha Bendukidze and Georgia’s Road to Freedom | Post-Soviet Heritage and „Ultra-liberalization“
Kakha Bendukidze and Georgia’s Road to Freedom | Post-Soviet Heritage and „Ultra-liberalization“
David Tvalavadze3 years ago8

01.06.2004 – Top Georgian TV channels broadcast a man with a noticeable appearance descending from a Russian airplane at Tbilisi…

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Is the South Caucasus Finally Emerging as the Main Transit Hub between Europe and Asia?
Is the South Caucasus Finally Emerging as the Main Transit Hub between Europe and Asia?
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago3

Against the backdrop of the ongoing Russian invasion in Ukraine, transit between Europe and Asia through the South Caucasus has…

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Envisioning the Future for the Eastern Partnership: Why Is It Necessary to Revitalise the Policy?
Envisioning the Future for the Eastern Partnership: Why Is It Necessary to Revitalise the Policy?
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago374

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has substantially challenged the European security architecture as well as the EU’s relations with its…

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Putin Is Failing in Ukraine, But Winning in Georgia
Putin Is Failing in Ukraine, But Winning in Georgia
Ian Kelly and David J. Kramer3 years ago8

This article was originally published on The Bulwark. The government in Tbilisi is taking pages from Putin’s playbook. Ukraine and…

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Georgia’s Transparency Oscars: Encouraging Healthy Competition to Advance Accountability
Georgia’s Transparency Oscars: Encouraging Healthy Competition to Advance Accountability
Sebastian Molineus and Irina Gordeladze3 years ago25

The Oscars conjure up images of glamorous actors and actresses, paparazzi, and fashion on the red carpet. But in Georgia,…

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The Arctic: From an Environmental Issue to a Security Threat
The Arctic: From an Environmental Issue to a Security Threat
Soso Dzamukashvili3 years ago3

Due to global warming, the Arctic region has emerged as a new sphere of rivalry for resources and influence between…

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