War in Nagorno-Karabakh went unnoticed for a quarter of Georgians
Despite there being a brutal war near its borders, many in Georgia were unaware of the conflict.
War in Nagorno-Karabakh went unnoticed for a quarter of Georgians
By The Caucasus DatablogDespite there being a brutal war near its borders, many in Georgia were unaware of the conflict.
9/03/2021
Datablog | What predicts job satisfaction in Georgia?
Unemployment remains one of the most frequently cited concerns among Georgians, but how satisfied with their jobs are those who are employed?
Datablog | What predicts job satisfaction in Georgia?
By The Caucasus DatablogUnemployment remains one of the most frequently cited concerns among Georgians, but how satisfied with their jobs are those who are employed?
2/03/2021
Datablog | UNM supporters are especially pessimistic about their economic future
With the pandemic still raging, Georgians are unsurprisingly pessimistic about their economic future.
Datablog | UNM supporters are especially pessimistic about their economic future
By Tsisana KhundadzeWith the pandemic still raging, Georgians are unsurprisingly pessimistic about their economic future.
24/02/2021
Datablog | Who thinks Georgia handled the pandemic successfully?
Polling suggests few differences between demographic groups, but a stark political divide.
Datablog | Who thinks Georgia handled the pandemic successfully?
By The Caucasus DatablogPolling suggests few differences between demographic groups, but a stark political divide.
16/02/2021
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 | More people feel healthy during the pandemic
By The Caucasus DatablogWhile the pandemic has clearly harmed people’s health, data suggests that people considered themselves more healthy in 2020.
9/02/2021
Datablog | Do people have enough information about COVID-19 in Georgia?
The government has taken several measures to raise awareness about COVID-19; but are the public actually well informed?
Datablog | Do people have enough information about COVID-19 in Georgia?
By Tsisana KhundadzeThe government has taken several measures to raise awareness about COVID-19; but are the public actually well informed?
3/02/2021
After the fighting, uncertainty reigns in Armenia’s borderlands
The deal that stopped Azerbaijan’s 44-day war against Armenia hints at peace via economic development. Does it convince the people most likely to be affected?
After the fighting, uncertainty reigns in Armenia’s borderlands
By Constance LéonThe deal that stopped Azerbaijan’s 44-day war against Armenia hints at peace via economic development. Does it convince the people most likely to be affected?
2/02/2021
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 | Despite gains in 2020, Georgia’s institutions remain poorly trusted
By Dustin GilbreathTrust in most institutions rose significantly since the start of the pandemic, but some institutions gained more than others.
26/01/2021
Datablog | Are Georgia's risk-loving men to blame for the spread of COVID-19?
Research conducted by CRRC shows that young Georgian men are more prone to risky behaviour, including social behaviour which increases the chances of COVID-19 transmission.
Datablog | Are Georgia's risk-loving men to blame for the spread of COVID-19?
By The Caucasus DatablogResearch conducted by CRRC shows that young Georgian men are more prone to risky behaviour, including social behaviour which increases the chances of COVID-19 transmission.
19/01/2021
Datablog | Almost everyone in Georgia believes in the supernatural
Survey data suggests that 91% of Georgians believe in either good luck charms, fortunetellers, faith healers, or horoscopes.
Datablog | Almost everyone in Georgia believes in the supernatural
By Kristine VacharadzeSurvey data suggests that 91% of Georgians believe in either good luck charms, fortunetellers, faith healers, or horoscopes.