INTERVIEWS
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“Major Foreign Intervention in Kyrgyzstan would Prompt a Rush to Nationalism by Even the Most Moderate Figures”
Interview with Dr. John Heathershaw, University of Exeter, UK
From Vol.
4 (4) – Autumn 2010
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“It’s in Georgia’s interest to be friendly with Russia”
Interview with Dr. Alexander Rondeli, President of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies
From Vol.
4 (3) – Summer 2010
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“Russia Puts Comparatively Little Effort into Using Soft Power in the South Caucasus”
Interview with Dr. Timothy Blauvelt, Country Director in Georgia for American Councils for International Education
From Vol.
4 (3) – Summer 2010
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“Dramatic changes in the political order are typically not
the province of democracies”
Interview with Dr. Julie A. George, City University
of New York
From Vol.
4 (2) – Spring 2010
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“The
Current Trend of the Kremlin is to Rather Formally Distance itself from
the North Caucasus”
Interview with Dr. Emil
Souleimanov, Charles University, Prague, Czechia
From Vol.
4 (1) – Winter 2010
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“Armenia
& Georgia: Corruption, the State, and Change”
Interview with Dr. Christoph H. Stefes, University of Colorado Denver, US
From Vol.
3 (4) – Autumn 2009
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“If
Turkish-Armenian Border Reopens, Georgia Will Become Less Important”
Interview with Dr. Hans Gutbrod and Koba Turmanidze,
Caucasus Research Resource Centers, Tbilisi, Georgia
From Vol.
3 (4) – Autumn 2009
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“Widespread discontent in Russia may well lead to further resentment towards
groups of Caucasian origin”
Interview with Katerina Strani, Researcher, Greek Parliament
From Vol.
3 (3) – Summer 2009
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“Federalization
Remains the Best Way for Georgia to Avoid Outbreaks of Further Internal
Disputes”
Interview with Prof. George Hewitt, London School of Oriental &
African Studies, UK
From Vol.
3 (2) – Spring 2009
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“There has never been an unbiased Russian mediation in South Caucasian conflicts”
Disputes”
Interview with Martin Malek, National Defense Academy, Austria
From Vol.
3 (1) – Winter 2009
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“Georgia could become a NATO member, only if it accepted Russia's takeover of Abkhazia and South Ossetia”
Interview with Cory Welt, Georgetown University, Washington D.C.
From Vol.
2 (4) – Autumn 2008
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“The Caucasus needs a rest after
the war”
Interview with Alexander Rahr, German Council on Foreign
Relations, Berlin
From Vol.
2 (4) – Autumn 2008
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“Soft annexation of Abkhazia is
the greatest legacy of Putin to his successor”
Interview with Thomas de
Waal, Institute of War & Peace Reporting in London
From
Vol. 2 (3) – Summer
2008
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US Missile Shield and more
Interview with Kevin T.
Ryan, Harvard University
From
Vol. 2 (1) – Winter 2008 |
