Captive of the Caucasus: Can Georgia Navigate the Multipolar World?

Multipolarity is the buzzword of the day. Like most fashionable terms, however, it is ill-defined and contested. In fact, the very existence of such a contestation is a sign that the parameters of a multipolar world are yet to be established, with various hegemonic powers vying to make their mark on the shape of the […]

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Journal
GEOpolitics
Published
2025-08-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.62343/geopolitics.2025.17.1
Primary Topic
Post-Soviet Geopolitical Dynamics
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Captive of the Caucasus: Can Georgia Navigate the Multipolar World?

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Captive of the Caucasus: Can Georgia Navigate the Multipolar World?

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Abstract

Multipolarity is the buzzword of the day. Like most fashionable terms, however, it is ill-defined and contested. In fact, the very existence of such a contestation is a sign that the parameters of a multipolar world are yet to be established, with various hegemonic powers vying to make their mark on the shape of the […]

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