The aim of this text is to identify the role of civil society organisations in the peacebuilding ... more The aim of this text is to identify the role of civil society organisations in the peacebuilding process on the case study of Georgia and then point out the factors, which limit the activities of civil society in the conflict transformation. The study is based on field research focusing on civil society organisations in Georgia, carried out in Tbilisi during June and July 2015.
This paper analyses Georgian national identity from the position of liberal and constructivist ap... more This paper analyses Georgian national identity from the position of liberal and constructivist approaches to international relations theory. Based on this theoretical framework, the aim of this text is to contribute to our understanding of how the European vector of Georgian national identity is constructed and how it impacts upon the pro-Western discourse of Georgian foreign policy. The research was conducted through an analysis of the academic literature supplemented by public opinion surveys in Georgia and the interviews with a Georgian academics and members of civil society, carried out in June and July 2015.
The aim of this text is to identify the role of civil society organisations in the peacebuilding ... more The aim of this text is to identify the role of civil society organisations in the peacebuilding process on the case study of Georgia and then point out the factors, which limit the activities of civil society in the conflict transformation. The study is based on field research focusing on civil society organisations in Georgia, carried out in Tbilisi during June and July 2015.
This paper analyses Georgian national identity from the position of liberal and constructivist ap... more This paper analyses Georgian national identity from the position of liberal and constructivist approaches to international relations theory. Based on this theoretical framework, the aim of this text is to contribute to our understanding of how the European vector of Georgian national identity is constructed and how it impacts upon the pro-Western discourse of Georgian foreign policy. The research was conducted through an analysis of the academic literature supplemented by public opinion surveys in Georgia and the interviews with a Georgian academics and members of civil society, carried out in June and July 2015.
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supplemented by public opinion surveys in Georgia and the interviews with a Georgian academics and members of civil society, carried out in June and July 2015.
supplemented by public opinion surveys in Georgia and the interviews with a Georgian academics and members of civil society, carried out in June and July 2015.