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Russian Economic Footprint and the Impact on Democratic Institutions in Georgia
Introduction
In its effort to restore itself into a global power center and secure dominance in the post-Soviet area, the concept of the “near abroad” or the exclusive sphere of influence found a broad recognition in Russian political and economic elites long before the Putin regime, at the very beginning of its rule, played with the idea of friendly relationships with the West.[1]
19.4.03_georgia_russian_economic_footprint.pdf — Downloaded 186 timesEvolving Concept of Resilience: Soft Measures of Flood Risk Management in Japan
19.3.07_resilience_flood_risks.pdf — Downloaded 299 timesBehind Blue Lights: Exploring Police Officers’ Resilience after the Terrorist Attack at Brussels Airport on March 22, 2016
19.3.06_police_officers_resilience.pdf — Downloaded 336 timesInstitutional Resilience and Building Integrity in the Defence and Security Sector
19.3.05_milanova_institutional_resilience.pdf — Downloaded 313 timesStrengthening the Resilience of Political Institutions and Processes: A Framework of Analysis
19.3.04_pascu_resilience_political_institutions.pdf — Downloaded 264 times2020 Transatlantic Security Jam: Resilience Going Forward
19.3.03_kerigan-kyrou_security_jam.pdf — Downloaded 202 timesA Multi-dimensional Matrix for Better Defining and Conceptualizing Resilience
19.3.02_padan_and_gal.pdf — Downloaded 345 timesThe Evolution of Resilience
19.3.01_rogers_evolution_resilience.pdf — Downloaded 206 timesThe Concept of Resilience: Security Implications and Implementation Challenges
In recent years, the notion of resilience has experienced an astonishing expansion away from the area of its original application and transformation of its meaning.
19.3.00_fluri_tagarev_editorial.pdf — Downloaded 229 timesImplications of the COVID-19 Pandemic on China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Introduction
There is widespread agreement among scientists that one of the most devastating pandemics in human history, the plague or black death, originated in China and spread along the old silk road to Europe.[1] It demonstrated a pattern that is as old as human history: when people and goods travel, so do bacteria and viruses.
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