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Potemkin Democracy

Charles King | Jun 01, 2001
Georgia's image in the West is belied by the reality on the ground.

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Russia Makes Partner

Andranik Migranyan | Oct 24, 2008
With the dust settled from the Georgian conflict, it’s clear that Russia doesn’t have grandiose imperial ambitions. But Moscow does want a seat at the table.

Nasty Nationalism

E. Wayne Merry | Aug 28, 2008
Western commentators are focusing on the here and now of the Tbilisi-Moscow conflict. But it has deep roots in the nationalist polices of Georgia’s first post-independence president.

A Country in Crisis

Caitlin B. Doherty | Sep 28, 2007
As political conditions erode, Georgian leaders have put aside their differences to discuss the present and future of Georgia.
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