Georgian Soft Power in the North Caucasus
17 Mar 2020
1. Introduction
Much has (more often than not) already been written about the long-standing and quite diverse and multilateral relations that Georgia has entertained with the peoples of the North Caucasus. Yet assessments of both the region’s past history and pres...
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