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Identity Studies, Vol 1-4

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Identity Studies is a scholarly journal founded in 2009. Its aim is to advance interdisciplinary knowledge about the formation and disintegration of political, cultural and societal identities in contemporary world society, particularly in the Caucasus and Black Sea region 칼리리눅스 iso 다운로드. The journal is being published by the Institute for Modernity Studies, Ilia State University, Georgia.

The 1st issue of the journal, published in 2009, consists of articles by Gigi Tevzadze, Sergo Ratiani, Oliver Reisner, George Anchabadze, David Aprasidze, Giga Zedania, Ghia Nodia and David Darchiashvili, dedicated to the questions of the origin of nationalism in Georgia 다운로드.

The 2nd issue of the journal, published in 2010, consists of articles by Zaal Andronikashvili, Giorgi Maisuradze, Efrat Sadras-Ron, Silvia Serrano, Gigi Tevzadze, Anastas Vangeli and Johannes Weiss, dedicated to the questions of secularization and de-secularization in contemporary world office 2016 한글.

The 3rd issue of the journal, published in 2011, consists of articles by Elena Glushko, Andrew McGrath, Sergo Ratiani, Gigi Tevzadze, Kakhaber Kurtanidze, Zaal Andronikashvili and Giga Zedania, dedicated to the question of political theology, its history and its revival today 아이즈원츄 비밀친구 3회 다운로드.

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Robert W. Thomson – Rewriting Caucasian History

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This is the first modern, annotated translation of the Christian chronicles of Georgia, adapted by the Armenians in the thirteenth century 다운로드. An important source for writers on Armenia after 1200, the chronicles deal with the history of Georgia from its mythical origins to the time of their composition–and are of particular interest to the historian for the way that they were then altered in a pro-Armenian manner 다운로드.

Thomson, R. W. (1996). Rewriting Caucasian History: The Medieval Armenian Adaptation of the Georgian Chronicles; the Original Georgian Texts and the Armenian Adaptation 다운로드. Oxford, Clarendon Press.

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Stacy Closson – State Weakness in Perspective: Strong Politico-Economic Networks in Georgia’s Energy Sector

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Taking the case of Georgia, this article considers the role of politico-economic networks in weakening the energy sector in a post-Soviet state 다운로드. It concludes that in a weak state, networks have replaced legitimate channels of communication and no amount of foreign financial or technical assistance can make up for the lack of will among the stakeholders to develop an efficient energy system 8월의 크리스마스 영화 다운로드.

Closson, S. (2009). State weakness in perspective: strong politico-economic networks in Georgia’s energy sector. Europe-Asia Studies, 61(5), 759-778 다운로드.

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Till Bruckner – Decision-Making and Georgia’s Perpetual Revolution: The Case of IDP Housing

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Examining the government’s efforts to provide housing to those internally displaced by the August 2008 conflict with Russia sheds light not only on the housing program itself, but on contemporary Georgian politics in general 허니셀렉트 캐릭터 다운로드. In particular, four traits characteristic of the United National Movement’s revolutionary governance are brought into focus: informal decision-making, fluid roles, heroic action, and vanguard politics 다운로드.

Bruckner, T. (2009). Decision-Making and Georgia’s Perpetual Revolution: The Case of IDP Housing. Caucasian Review of International Affairs, 3(2), 172-180 다운로드.

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Mariya Y. Omelicheva – Between Commitment and Pragmatism: Assessing International Influence on Human Rights Practices in Georgia

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Omelicheva, M. Y. (2010). Between commitment and pragmatism: assessing international influence on human rights practices in Georgia. Journal of Human Rights, 9(4), 445-466 소주한잔 다운로드.

The findings of this study indicate that Georgia’s reference groups, particularly the United States, contributed to its backsliding on human rights by (1) supporting the Georgian government in its goal of rebuilding the state prior to democratizing it and strengthening respect for human rights; (2) redirecting financial and other assistance from democracy promotion to state-building projects; and (3) providing the Georgian government with flattering, yet, misleading feedback concerning the republic’s accomplishments in the area of human rights fez download.

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