Social Science in the Caucasus

Following the controversial events of  May 17, 2013 , CRRC-Georgia conducted a survey in order to gauge the opinions and attitudes of the ad...

This is the fifth and final blog post in a series analyzing the findings of CRRC-Georgia’s 2013 May 17 survey in Tbilisi and presents evide...

This is the fourth blog post in a series analyzing homophobia in the capital of Georgia and is focused on the influence of education and li...

This is the third blog post in a series where we analyze homophobia in Tbilisi and is focused on potential relationships between religiosit...

This is the second blog post in a series analyzing homophobia in Tbilisi. The first blog post in this series can be found here . Who ten...

Homophobia is defined as a hatred of gay and lesbian individuals that results in cognitive, affective and behavioral attitudes and can be m...

In recent months, the debate concerning LGBT rights in Georgia has been marked by several major events. On May 17 in Tbilisi, a rally held ...

May 17th has become a reference in Tbilisi for the violent protests against LGBT activists that occurred during the rally for the Internati...

LGBTQ issues are difficult to discuss throughout the South Caucasus. For example, this year’s International Day against Homophobia on May 1...