On July 6, Caucasus School of Governance held a thesis defense for students of Master’s degree programs in Diplomacy and International Relations. Students presented their MA theses in front of the defense Commission. Commission members included: – Dr. Eka Akobia, Dean, Affiliate Professor; Dr. Emir Eteria, Affiliate Professor; Dr. Giorgi Muchaidze, Affiliate Associate Professor; Giorgi Tskhadaia, Associate Associate Professor.
The following MA theses were presented:
- Irakli Svanidze - ”The impact of economic dependence on foreign policy: Russia-Georgia’s example”
Supervisor: Emir Eteria, Professor
- Maia Samkharadze – “Changing of Ukrainian nationalism as a result of the EU integration process”
Supervisor: Giorgi Tskhadaia, Associate Associate Professor
- Omar Babunashvili – “Hybrid war, as new challenge for Euro-Atlantic security on the example of Russia-Ukrainian war”
Supervisor: Giorgi Muchaidze, Affiliate Associate Professor
- Mate Bakhtadze – “Brazil and the crisis of liberal international order”
Supervisor: Giorgi Tskhadaia, Associate Associate Professor
- Samuel Chkhaidze – “Concept of New Cold War” in the context of post-cold war US-Russian confrontation”
Supervisor: Tsitne Chanturia, Invited Lecturer
- Davit Kapanadze – “Strategic reasons behind using the terminology of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) by Russia”
Supervisor: Giorgi Muchaidze, Affiliate Associate Professor
- Davit Akhaladze – “Georgiaნ-Abkhaz cooperation formats and perspectives of conflict resolution”
Supervisor: Lavrenti Geradze, Invited Lecturer
