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Datablog | Most Georgians believe that Georgia is not a democracy

The share of Georgians who believe that their country is a democracy is at its lowest in a decade.

Datablog | Most Georgians believe that Georgia is not a democracy

By The Caucasus Datablog

The share of Georgians who believe that their country is a democracy is at its lowest in a decade.

13/09/2022

Datablog | Do Georgians trust TV?

In an increasingly polarised media environment, Georgians have mixed feelings about how much TV and TV journalists can be trusted. 

Datablog | Do Georgians trust TV?

By Kristine Vacharadze

In an increasingly polarised media environment, Georgians have mixed feelings about how much TV and TV journalists can be trusted. 

6/09/2022

Datablog | Who’s to blame for Georgia’s EU candidacy debacle?

Recent data suggests that most Georgians are uncertain who to blame for the country’s failed European Union membership bid.

Datablog | Who’s to blame for Georgia’s EU candidacy debacle?

By David Sichinava

Recent data suggests that most Georgians are uncertain who to blame for the country’s failed European Union membership bid.

30/08/2022

Datablog | Do Georgians worry about fake news online?

In Georgia, the majority of the internet-using public are concerned about fake news online, believing that fake news is produced in order to draw people's attention away from real issues.

Datablog | Do Georgians worry about fake news online?

By The Caucasus Datablog

In Georgia, the majority of the internet-using public are concerned about fake news online, believing that fake news is produced in order to draw people's attention away from real issues.

23/08/2022

Datablog | How do Georgians feel about drug users?

Recent data suggests that drug use is still heavily stigmatised in Georgia, with many preferring to have neighbours with criminal records rather than drug users.

Datablog | How do Georgians feel about drug users?

By Tinatin Bandzeladze

Recent data suggests that drug use is still heavily stigmatised in Georgia, with many preferring to have neighbours with criminal records rather than drug users.

16/08/2022

Datablog | What makes a good Georgian citizen?

Georgians appear to believe that social values are more important than political engagement for being a good citizen.

Datablog | What makes a good Georgian citizen?

By Julia-Maria Xavier

Georgians appear to believe that social values are more important than political engagement for being a good citizen.

10/08/2022

Datablog | Georgians are becoming wearier of economic ties to Russia

Georgia’s economic relations with Russia have been a point of contention for years; but how far has the War in Ukraine swayed public opinion?

Datablog | Georgians are becoming wearier of economic ties to Russia

By Elene Ergeshidze

Georgia’s economic relations with Russia have been a point of contention for years; but how far has the War in Ukraine swayed public opinion?

2/08/2022

Datablog | Georgia’s uneven post-pandemic economic recovery

Data shows employment rates are still eight percentage points lower than in 2019.

Datablog | Georgia’s uneven post-pandemic economic recovery

By Dustin Gilbreath

Data shows employment rates are still eight percentage points lower than in 2019.

26/07/2022

Datablog | What shapes attitudes toward the Soviet Union’s collapse in Georgia and Armenia?

Opinion polling suggests that views of the collapse today may be associated with how one has fared in the post-Soviet period.

Datablog | What shapes attitudes toward the Soviet Union’s collapse in Georgia and Armenia?

By Sasha Slobodov

Opinion polling suggests that views of the collapse today may be associated with how one has fared in the post-Soviet period.

19/07/2022

Datablog | Who is pro-Russian in Georgia

While a majority of Georgia’s public holds pro-Western views, a sizeable minority hold pro-Russian attitudes. 

Datablog | Who is pro-Russian in Georgia

By Givi Silagadze

While a majority of Georgia’s public holds pro-Western views, a sizeable minority hold pro-Russian attitudes. 

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