دانلود کتاب Georgia’s Foreign Policy in The 21st Century: Challenges for a Small State

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Cover\nContents\nList of Figures\nList of Tables\nList of Contributors\nAcknowledgements\nTransliteration\nList of Abbreviations\nMaps\nIntroduction Stephen F. Jones\nPart I The uses of identity in georgian foreign policy\n Chapter 1 \rAchieving security as a small state\rTracey german and kornely kakachia\n Chapter 2 Public relations, international politics and georgian Democracy Lincoln A. Mitchell\n Chapter 3 The georgian orthodox church as A foreign policy actor Salome Minesashvili\nPart II The regional context\n Chapter 4 In the caucasus but toward the black sea: Georgia’ s regional identity in flux David Aprasidze\n Chapter 5 Georgia’ s relations with turkey and iran George sanikidze\n Chapter 6 End of the post-soviet era in georgia’ s Foreign policy?: Georgia’ s relations with Former soviet republics Levan Kakhishvili and Alexander Kupatadze\nPart III\rGeorgia and the ‘west’\n Chapter 7 Eu–georgia: politics, geography and Identity Natalie sabanadze\n Chapter 8 Security, solidarity, specialization: Understanding baltic and polish support For georgia’ s euro-atlantic integration Bidzina lebanidze and renata skardžiūtė-kereselidze\n Chapter 9 Georgia’ s alliance with – not in – nato: External balancing, autonomy and Community Michael hikari cecire\nPart IV\rGeorgia and the great powers\n Chapter 10 The story of two triangles: georgia’ s Russia policies Ghia nodia\n Chapter 11 Us–georgian relations: expanding the capacity of A small state Mamuka tsereteli\n Afterword\rTracey german, stephen f. Jones and kornely kakachia\nBibliography\nIndex