FOREIGN POLICY OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF GEORGIA - ZVIAD GAMSAKHURDIA AND PECULIARITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION

The presented article discusses the peculiarities of the foreign policy of the first President of Georgia in 1990-1992 and analyzes the legal aspects of this process. Within the framework of the article's research, Zviad Gamsakhurdia's foreign policy is discussed in the context of the political and economic processes taking place in the world in 1990-1992. Based on empirical materials, we tried to study and analyze the main goal of the foreign policy of the Zviad Gamsakhurdia government, which was expressed precisely in the international recognition of Georgia, which the opposition forces of that time considered one of the unsuccessful aspects of the government's rule in 1990-1992 and named the foreign policy course of the legal government as the reason for the international isolation of the Georgian state. Research methods: We used empirical, comparative, historical, logical analysis, structural-functional, formal-legal and other methods in the research. With the help of these methods, we studied the materials that we found during the research period. These materials include interviews, report cards, public statements, reports, articles on this issue and research. Based on factual materials, we studied the political and legal issues of the foreign policy of the Georgian state in 1990-1992.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15292393
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Global Socioeconomic and Political Dynamics
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FOREIGN POLICY OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF GEORGIA - ZVIAD GAMSAKHURDIA AND PECULIARITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Global Socioeconomic and Political Dynamics
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FOREIGN POLICY OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF GEORGIA - ZVIAD GAMSAKHURDIA AND PECULIARITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION

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The presented article discusses the peculiarities of the foreign policy of the first President of Georgia in 1990-1992 and analyzes the legal aspects of this process. Within the framework of the article's research, Zviad Gamsakhurdia's foreign policy is discussed in the context of the political and economic processes taking place in the world in 1990-1992. Based on empirical materials, we tried to study and analyze the main goal of the foreign policy of the Zviad Gamsakhurdia government, which was expressed precisely in the international recognition of Georgia, which the opposition forces of that time considered one of the unsuccessful aspects of the government's rule in 1990-1992 and named the foreign policy course of the legal government as the reason for the international isolation of the Georgian state. Research methods: We used empirical, comparative, historical, logical analysis, structural-functional, formal-legal and other methods in the research. With the help of these methods, we studied the materials that we found during the research period. These materials include interviews, report cards, public statements, reports, articles on this issue and research. Based on factual materials, we studied the political and legal issues of the foreign policy of the Georgian state in 1990-1992.

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