Why the Georgian Political Elite Should Be Color-Blind for the Presidential Elections in the USA

Is it Georgia’s “damned business” who will be the next president of the USA? Technically, NO, but practically YES. Obviously, Georgians have no say in the electoral process, and it is up to the American people to determine the name of their next leader. At the same time, given the power and influence of an […]

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Temuri Yakobashvili

Publication Details

Journal: GEOpolitics
Published: 2024-08-04
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62343/geopolitics.2024.9.3
Primary Topic: Russia and Soviet political economy
Type: article
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Why the Georgian Political Elite Should Be Color-Blind for the Presidential Elections in the USA

Temuri Yakobashvili

Aug 4, 2024

GEOpolitics

Russia and Soviet political economy

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Why the Georgian Political Elite Should Be Color-Blind for the Presidential Elections in the USA

Temuri Yakobashvili

August 4, 2024article en

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GEOpoliticsVol. 1(9)

Openalex Percentile: Top 49%

Russia and Soviet political economy

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