Security, Democracy and Development in the Southern Caucasus and the Black Sea Region

Abstract

Contents: David Sichinava: Cleavage Theory and the Electoral Geographies of Georgia - Anvar Rahmetov: Structural Causes of Colour Revolutions: Postelectoral Mobilization and Outcomes in the South Caucasus - Marcy E. McCullaugh: Typical Tin-Pots: Wealth without Welfare in Azerbaijan - Povilas Zielys: Guarding or Retarding? US Democracy-Assistance Programmes in Post-Rose Revolution Georgia - Thijs Rommens: Spreading Democratic Governance? NGOs in the Eastern Partnership: The Case of Georgia - Kevork K. Oskanian: Citizenship or Ethnicity? National Identity and Insecurity in Southern Caucasia - Maroussia Ferry: Georgian Migrants in Turkey: Reconstruction of Gender and Family Dynamics - Peter Kabachnik/Beth Mitchneck/Joanna Regulska: Return or Integration? Politicizing Displacement in Georgia - Giulia Prelz Oltramonti: War Economies and Protracted Conflicts: The Cases of Abkhazia and South Ossetia - Minna Lundgren: Crossing the Border - An Intergenerational Study of Belonging and Temporary Return among IDPs from Abkhazia - Hanna Shelest: Foreign Policy Particularities of the De Facto States in the Black Sea Region - Fabio Indeo: Azerbaijan's Role in the Euroasiatic Energy Chessboard: Geopolitical and Strategic Perspectives - Sybilla Wege: The Black Sea Region as a Strategic Energy Corridor: International Dynamics of Cooperation and Competition - Oana Poiana: Regional Cooperation and National Preferences in the Black Sea Region: A Zero-Sum Game Perpetuated by Energy Insecurity? - Slawomir Raszewski: States over Markets? Development of a Turkish Gas Hub and its Effects on Regional Energy and Security - Nikoloz Sumbadze: The New Gas Era: Shaping Energy Policy in the South Caucasus Region.