Publications

Russia’s Political and Military Demarche: More Explicitly on its Separate Aspects
Author: 10 Feb 2022
The crisis provoked by Russia, which has even been dubbed “organized chaos,” is a subject of daily discussions and evaluations. Almost all assessments can be summarized in one key message: Moscow is trying to radically change the essence of the order that took shape, fi...
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Russia in the South Caucasus: Between Omnipotence and Fragility
Author: 31 Jan 2022
Over the past two decades Russia in the South Caucasus has achieved much militarily, but its prestige as a power has been decreasing. This happens at the same time as the reliance on the military elements in formulating its foreign policy toward the region drastically i...
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Geocase Annual Report 2021
17 Jan 2022
Please download the pdf file to view the Geocase Annual Report 2021
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A Free Trade Agreement: Much More than a Law Order, Much More than Just Trade
Author: 14 Jan 2022
The phrase ‘free trade agreement’ has recently become firmly established in Georgia’s conversations with the West. In official letters or communications, this combination of words means a concrete system of actions. It could be said without exaggeration that properly ad...
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Kazakhstan: ‘Enlightened Authoritarianism’ Is in Flames
Author: 6 Jan 2022
Kazakhs are demanding change, and while the failure of enlightened authoritarianism is a domestic issue, events are certain to reverberate. Kazakhstan faces what seems at the time of writing (January 5) an attempt by its citizens to overthrow the pro-Russian politi...
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Imagining the Future World Order
Author: 29 Dec 2021
A world without American primacy could prove a dangerous place. In comparison with the powers of the past, American dominance in world affairs overall has been more benevolent. Yet, during its worst stage, especially the early 2000s, the US policies have stoked resis...
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