From “Free Money for All!” to “SOS! LGBT are Coming!” - Georgian Dream's Drift from Social Populism to Nativist Ethnonationalism

Looking at the Georgian Dream’s (GD) election campaign in 2024, we notice a curious absence: socio-economic themes are hardly visible, but there is an over-investment in questions of identity, be they ethnic, religious, or gender-based. They are also mingled with conspiracy theories about the imminent danger of losing these. The GD, even by its very […]

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GEOpolitics
Published
2024-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.62343/geopolitics.2024.10.3
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Russia and Soviet political economy
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From “Free Money for All!” to “SOS! LGBT are Coming!” - Georgian Dream's Drift from Social Populism to Nativist Ethnonationalism

Thornike Gordadze
GEOpolitics
Russia and Soviet political economy
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From “Free Money for All!” to “SOS! LGBT are Coming!” - Georgian Dream's Drift from Social Populism to Nativist Ethnonationalism

Thornike Gordadze
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Abstract

Looking at the Georgian Dream’s (GD) election campaign in 2024, we notice a curious absence: socio-economic themes are hardly visible, but there is an over-investment in questions of identity, be they ethnic, religious, or gender-based. They are also mingled with conspiracy theories about the imminent danger of losing these. The GD, even by its very […]

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