Buch(gedruckt) World Affairs Online2014

Georgian foreign policy: the quest for sustainable security

Jones, Stephen; Kakachia, Kornely; Cecire, Michael; Nodia, Ghia; Šelest, Hanna; Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

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Abstract

The Interregnum: Georgian Foreign Policy from Independence to the Rose Revolution By Stephen Jones and Levan Kakhishvili/ 13. - European, Asian, or Eurasian?: Georgian Identity and the Struggle for Euro-Atlantic Integration By Kornely Kakachia/ 41. - EU-Georgia Relations: Where it Starts and Where it Goes By Ivane Chkhikvadze/ 53. - Security and Symbolism: Georgia's NATO Aspirations in Perspective By Michael Hikari Cecire/ 65. - The Reluctant Patron: Georgia-U.S. Relations By S. Neil MacFarlane/ 79. - Divergent Interests: What Can and Cannot be Achieved in Georgia-Russian Relations By Ghia Nodia/ 97. - The Merchant Hegemon: Georgia's Role in Turkey's Caucasus System By Michael Hikari Cecire/ 111. - The Lost Empire: Iran's Cautious Return to Georgia By Kornely Kakachia/ 125. - Two Canaries, Two Coal Mines: The Mirror Symbolism of Georgia and Ukraine By Hanna Shelest/ 137. - An Alliance Built on Understanding: The Geopolitics of Georgian-Azerbaijani Relations By Zaur Shiriyev/ 149. - Uncertain Old Friends: Georgian-Armenian Relations By Robert Nalbandov/ 175. - From Blind Love to Strategic Alliance? Baltic-Georgian Relations Revisited By Kornely Kakachia and Renata Skardziute-Kereselidze/ 191. - The Scars of Separatism: The Impact of Internal Conflicts on Georgian Foreign Policy By Mamuka Tsereteli/ 205