Analysis | Georgia’s far right are anti-Russian but share Russian narratives
A CRRC-Georgia study found that far-right Facebook groups spread Russian narratives online while speaking more negatively about Russia than the West.
Analysis | Parents think Georgia’s schools are fine. But are students actually learning?
Polling by CRRC Georgia suggests parents are happy with the quality of schooling in Georgia, but international testing scores and reliance on private tutors suggest otherwise.
Analysis | Georgians support vehicle technical inspections despite the financial burden
CRRC Georgia looks at support for new mandatory technical vehicles inspections in Georgia and finds the population overwhelming in favour.
Analysis | Institutions need to replace personality in Georgian politics
CRRC-Georgia examines the trust in political institutions in Georgia, and what that might mean for Georgian democracy.
Analysis | How negative campaigns and party voter contact work in Georgia
CRRC-Georgia examines how effective negative campaign tactics and contact with voters is for political parties in Georgia.
Analysis | Georgia’s imagined tolerance
A new survey from CRRC-Georgia suggests there is a gap between the perception and reality of intolerance in Georgia.
Analysis | What predicts foreign policy preferences in Georgia?
CRRC-Georgia examines the factors predicting whether a person supports a pro-Western, neutral, or pro-Russian foreign policy in Georgia.
Analysis | Trust in Georgia’s education system erodes with exposure to it
CRRC-Georgia examines how the more time a person has spent in formal education in Georgia, the less they trust it.
Five data points about homophobia in Georgia five years after a homophobic riot
Five years after a homophobic riot in Tbilisi, CRRC examines the levels of homophobia in Georgia.
Five data points about homophobia in Georgia five years after a homophobic riot
Five years after a homophobic riot in Tbilisi, CRRC examines the levels of homophobia in Georgia.