March 31 Posted By: GIP Posted In: Policy Briefs & Papers , Publications Tags: anti-EU, EaP, EU, Europe, Eurosceptic, Lebanidze, Panchulidze, transitional period 31/03/2018 0 3426 Avoiding Gridlock: a Strategy for Georgia to Engage with Eurosceptic Europe Share This Artcle : Previous Post Threats to Georgia’s Visa-Free Regime: Perspectives from European Capitals Next Post Democratic consolidation in Georgia: Why does consensus matter?
