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EMIR ETERIA

Emir Eteria is a Professor at the School of Governance of Caucasus University and the Co-supervisor of the undergraduate program in “Public Administration”.

 

He has extensive experience in academia. He has been teaching at various universities in Georgia since 2002, and at the School of Governance of Caucasus University since 2011. In 2012–2013, he was a visiting scholar at George Mason University (USA).

 

Emir Eteria also has extensive experience in the public sector. From 2002 to 2018, he worked at the Office of the State Minister of Georgia on European and Euro-Atlantic Integration (2005–2017) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia (2002–2005, 2018).

 

He holds a PhD in Economics from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University (2003).

  • Eteria, E. (2025). Assessment of Georgia’s Economic Integration with the EU, in Light of the Association Agreement. Romanian Journal of European Affairs, vol. 25, #2.
  • Eteria, E. (2025). Impact of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement on the Georgia’s Capital Integration with the EU. Ekonomisti, vol. XXI, #2.
  • Eteria, E. (2024). Georgia-EU Economic Relations 2014-2023: From Association to Candidacy. The Economist, Volume XX, #1.
  • Eteria, E. (2022). Economic Globalization and Deglobalization Trends during 2005-2019. Ekonomisti, vol. XVIII, #4.
  • Eteria, E. (2022). Economic Dimension of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement: Theory and Practical Implications. Ekonomisti, vol. XVIII, #1.
  • Eteria, E. (2020). Impact of the EU Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area Agreements on Trade Performance of Georgia and Moldova. CES Working Papers, vol. XII, Issue 3.
  • Eteria, E. (2020). The EU-Georgia DCFTA in the light of Economic Integration Theories. Proceedings of V International Scientific Conference „Challenges of Globalization in Economics and Business “.
  • Eteria, E. (2019). EU’s Trade Policy Developments and Economic Dimension of EU-Georgia Association Agreement. Eastern European Journal of Regional Studies, vol. 5, Issue 2.
  • Eteria, E. (2019). Globalization and Main Trends of Global Economic Performance: Trade and Investments. Globalization And Business, #8.
  • Eteria, E. (2019). Georgia’s Trade Performance in the Light of EU-Georgia Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area. Ecoforum Journal, vol. 8, Issue 2.
  • Eteria, E. (2019). Economic Globalization and Regional Trade Agreements: Recent Developments. Ekonomisti, vol. XV, #1.
  • Eteria, E. (2014). Globalization and Economic Dimension of Georgia-The European Union Relations, Proceedings of IV International Congress “Caucasus and Central Asia in Globalization Process”. 
  • Eteria, E. (2013). Economic Globalization and the Prospects of Georgia-European Union Trade Relations. Economics and Business, #2.
  • Etheria, E. (2010). Socio-Economic Aspects of Globalization and Free Trade with the European Union. Social Economy, No. 1.
  • Etheria, E. (2009). Globalization and the National Economy: Theory and Policy (Monograph). Tbilisi: Universali Publishing House.
  • Etheria, E. (2009). Globalization and Regional Integration: Unity and Contradictory Nature. Economist, No. 2.
  • Etheria, E. (2008). Globalization and the Nation-State: Theoretical Aspects. Economy of Georgia, No. 9.
  • Etheria, E. (2008). Globalization and International Competitiveness: Theoretical and Methodological Aspects. Economy of Georgia, No. 6.
  • Etheria, E. (2007). Theoretical Aspects of Globalization and Regional Integration. Social Economy, No. 5.
  • Etheria, E. (2007). Economic Globalization and Theoretical Aspects of Liberalization. Social Economy, No. 4.
  • Etheria, E. (2007). World Economic Order: Theoretical and Institutional Aspects. Social Economy, No. 2.
  • Etheria, E. (2006). Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Concepts of Globalization. Economics, No. 11–12.
  • Etheria, E. (2005). The Essence and Objectives of Economic Diplomacy under Conditions of Globalization. Social Economy, No. 2.
  • Etheria, E. (2003). Main Directions of Global Economic Development. Social Economy, No. 1.
  • Etheria, E. (2002). Factors of Globalization of the World Economy. Social Economy, No. 1.