Book review by Alexander Iskandaryan Published: 28 October 2014 The volume’s name speaks for itself. South Caucasus at a Crossroad: Thorny Realities and Great Expectations celebrates ten years of the Heinrich Boell Foundation’s active presence in the South Caucasus. Those were a turbulent ten years for the region. Wars, conflicts and sealed borders remained part of the reality in the South Caucasus. By Alexander Iskandaryan
Book review by David Sichinava Published: 8 August 2014 In the context of cultural and political geography, the South Caucasus resembles a multi-image carpet that reflects the variety of nations living there and of the local nature. The collection of articles published by the Heinrich Boell Foundation - South Caucasus at a Crossroad: Thorny Realities and Great Expectations - is equally colorful. By David Sichinava
Book review by Nani Macharashvili Published: 8 August 2014 The collection of works published by the Heinrich Boell Foundation under the name South Caucasus at a Crossroad: Right to Expanse and City brings together a broad spectrum of authors studying the post-Soviet experience of, and prospects for, the three South Caucasus countries.
Weighing What We Do for Democracy in the South Caucasus Published: 7 June 2013 Article by Charles Fairbanks "Weighing What We Do for Democracy in the South Caucasus” presented at the conference "South Caucasus on the Crossroads: 10 Years of Heinrich Boell Foundation in Region"
South Caucasus on the Crossroads: 10 Years of Heinrich Boell Foundation in the Region Published: 6 June 2013 On 5-6 June, Heinrich Boell Foundation dedicated a two-day conference to celebrate the date together with its partners from all three South Caucasian countries, as well as the representatives of Academic sphere.
Caucasian Chalk Circle: Perceptions and Approaches of the Western Engagement Published: 6 June 2013 Manana Kochladze (Georgian National Platform / EaP Civil Society Forum, Tbilisi) investigates how the West is perceived and represented in the Caucasus, suggesting a rethinking in Western policies. By Manana Kochladze
Caucasian Chalk Circle: Perceptions and Approaches of the Western Engagement Published: 6 June 2013 Introduction to the Caucasian Chalk Circle: Perceptions and Approaches of the Western Engagement Panel by Walter Kaufmann, Head of Division, Eastern and Southern Europe, Heinrich Boell Foundation.
Caucasian Chalk Circle: Perceptions and Approaches of the Western Engagement Published: 6 June 2013 Lincoln Mitchell (Columbia University) examines US engagement in the South Caucasus, touching on its failure to rethink democratic policies and enable profound change. By Lincoln Mitchell