ABŞ-NİN VƏ QƏRBİN CƏNUBİ QAFQAZ VƏ GÜRCÜSTAN ARAŞDIRMALARI MƏRKƏZLƏRİ

Leading centers for South Caucasus and Georgian studies are located at major universities in the United States, other Western countries, and the South Caucasus. These centers specialize in the history, languages, politics, and security of the South Caucasus countries, including Georgia. The Caucasus Studies Program at the Davis Center at Harvard University in the United States is a leading program promoting the study of Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and the Black Sea region as a whole. Stanford University has a program in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Caucasus Studies, which includes seminars, linguistics, and research on the geopolitics of the region. The Harriman Institute at Columbia University is one of the oldest research institutions for Caucasus studies in the United States, covering the full range of Eurasian and Caucasian studies. The Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C., specializes in the geopolitics, security, and economics of the Caspian region and the Caucasus. The CEERES Center at the University of Chicago actively advances Caucasus studies through interdisciplinary courses and annual research forums. These centers award grants, publish scholarly papers, conduct fieldwork, and organize student programs. The Central Asia-Caucasus Institute (CACI) produces analytical materials and conducts research related to regional security. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) conducts interdisciplinary research on the post-Soviet space. The School of Interdisciplinary Studies (SIAS) at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom has established a research program in Georgian studies.