Datablog | The greatest failures from Shevardnadze to Georgian Dream
While each Georgian government has had a range of successes, as described in another post published today, they have each had their own spectacular failures.
Datablog | More people feel healthy during the pandemic
While the pandemic has clearly harmed people’s health, data suggests that people considered themselves more healthy in 2020.
Datablog | Despite gains in 2020, Georgia’s institutions remain poorly trusted
Trust in most institutions rose significantly since the start of the pandemic, but some institutions gained more than others.
Datablog | Political campaigning in Georgia: informing or mobilising?
Campaigning is believed to both mobilise voters to actually go out to vote as well as win over voters, but which is most relevant in Georgia.
Datablog | Georgian voters: personalities, policies, or a bit of both?
Personality trumps policy in Georgian voter preference, but the economy is still an important factor.
Datablog | Gaps remain in mobile phone ownership in Georgia
While mobile phone ownership is widespread in Georgia, gaps still remain among rural, elderly, and ethnic minority populations.
Datablog | How Georgians perceive environmental problems
A stark urban-rural divide can be found in Georgians’ view of environmental issues in their communities.
Datablog | How coronavirus messaging could provide a moral license to misbehave
In Georgia, it would appear that informing people that others are acting responsibly in the pandemic could in fact lead to the opposite behaviour.
Datablog | Is Georgia really polarised?
People frequently cite political polarisation as a major problem for Georgian democracy, but is this really the case?
Datablog | The rallying around the flag effect in Georgia
In times of crisis, support for governments often rises; The COVID-19 crisis in Georgia has been no exception.