What do Georgians think about Russia? What relationship would they like to have with their northern neighbor? And what do they think about the August conflict? Our data allows a nuanced answer to these questions: although Georgians have a very critical view of Russia’s role in the August conflict, they continue to desire a good political relationship with their northern neighbor, as long as this is not at the expense of close ties with the West. Georgians remain favorable to Russians as individuals, and to doing business with Russia. Culturally, however, Georgians are orienting themselves towards the West.
Want to know the full picture?
Read a detailed piece by Nana and Hans in the Russian Analytical Digest (which also contains interesting articles by Cory Welt and Ghia Nodia) here.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Georgia & Russia | Russian Analytical Digest
Posted by HansG at 12:01 PM
Labels: Abkhazia, Conflict Resolution, Georgia, Georgia-Russia War, Russia, South Caucasus
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