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: Eric Livny and Saba Devdariani; Culture and Economics; 13 June 2014; Hits: 3304; Rating:

The Economics of Prostitution

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By prohibiting prostitution, the Georgian people are simply closing their eyes to a phenomenon that has always existed and will continue to exist. At the very least, it is important to be aware of the...

: Eric Livny and Nikoloz Pkhakadze; Trade and Industrial Policy; 06 June 2014; Hits: 2141; Rating:

Georgia Caught Between the Russian Rock and the EU Hard Place

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“I’m Georgian, and therefore I am European.” These were the words late Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Zhvania chose to express Georgia’s EU aspirations when speaking in front of the Council of Europe in 1999. Reading...

Tags: Agriculture, International Trade, Russia, Georgia, Trade

: Eric Livny; Agriculture; 30 May 2014; Hits: 1722; Rating:

Farmer Groups: Why We Love Them and When They are Successful

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Farmer cooperation has been a spectacular failure in most transition economies, and particularly in former USSR. The typical "development project" approach is partially to blame. But if well-meaning development agencies and NGOs are not equipped...

: Eric Livny and George Basheli; Creative Economy; 25 April 2014; Hits: 3423; Rating:

Georgian Churchkhelas: Thinking Out of the Traditional Box

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Despite innate creativity, the Georgian people rarely venture outside the traditional domain. Perhaps surprisingly, Japan may teach Georgia how to think out of the traditional box and bring innovation into traditional products and occupations. * * ...

Tags: Tech & Innovation, Rural Development, Turkey, Creative Industry, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Trade and Industrial Policy; 01 April 2014; Hits: 2346; Rating:

Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan Agree to Form Transcaucasian Confederation by 2019

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This long-overdue agreement charts the political and economic contours of the future Transcaucasian Confederation (TC). Additionally, it envisions a series of shorter-term confidence-building measures seeking to dissolve existing political tensions, open borders, and normalize economic...

Tags: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Economic Growth, International Trade, Conflict Resolution, Georgia

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The Economics of Prostitution

Georgia Caught Between the Russian Rock and the EU Hard Place

Farmer Groups: Why We Love Them and When They are Successful

Georgian Churchkhelas: Thinking Out of the Traditional Box

Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan Agree to Form Transcaucasian Confederation by 2019

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