Posts Tagged ‘ politics ’

The Importance of Being EU

The Importance of Being EU

June 7, 2011

  As I walk by Georgian Parliament on my way to the nearby café in the morning, I notice two flags always flying out front: The Georgian ride and white flag, and the European Union navy blue with yellow stars flag (Georgia is a part of the Council of Europe...

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ctrp372 Dissecting Dictators

ctrp372 Dissecting Dictators

March 26, 2011

2011 is the year where many observers and so called experts around the world scramble to understand how it is that so many dictatorships suddenly arrived at a crisis. As people take to the streets and battles take place in city squares throughout the middle east, we discover that...

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ctrp367 Reflections on Revolutions

ctrp367 Reflections on Revolutions

February 14, 2011

It is a new day in Egypt. You've heard about the tools, you've heard about the youth, but what happened and what happens in not only the region but in places like the United States.  What do Egypt and the United States have in common and could youth in...

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45 to 60 Days

45 to 60 Days

February 3, 2011

The world is fixated on Egypt for the last 7 days and for good reason. However elsewhere in the world things are also changing in different ways and it is important that good journalists and critical minds don't all converge in one place. Just over two weeks ago much of...

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Your Personal Mayor

Your Personal Mayor

January 12, 2011

When looking critically at changes in democracy and politics around the world, much has been said about the personalization of politics. In many countries, where politics may have once been about the policies of a party and choosing between those parties at the ballot box, today it is increasingly...

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