#Peace

Apr 15, 2022 Society

Human Devils: Affects and Specters of Alterity in Eerie Cities of Georgia (Book Chapter) | Tamta Khalvashi

The dead devils of Georgian cities, similar to these cities, literally petrify is, because they are both concrete and metaphorical at the same time.

Apr 13, 2022 Society

Eyes Decide| Irma Tavelidze

Life in our neck of the woods has led her to total disappointment. Or maybe she’s trying to say that nothing can be discerned, seen clearly, in the darkness of this universe?

Mar 29, 2022 Society

Buzzing, Pathos, and a Chunk of Ham | Interview with director Temur Chkheidze

Mar 22, 2022 Society

Protected space | Interview with Lado Burduli

Mar 21, 2022 commentary

Everyday Peace

Local researchers have been studying what everyday peace is for the past seven months.

Mar 17, 2022 Politics

Fear as a Political Factor

There is another kind of fear that is not neurotic in character and does not relate to the supernatural either. These are everyday fears stemming from very concrete threats

Mar 07, 2022 Society

I Slept and Dreamed I Was a Butterfly

If there’s anything I know, it is war. In all my incarnations—and I am a father and a husband, I became an author, and painting is what I’ve always been doing—I know how to survive a war better than a

Mar 04, 2022 Conflict

After the War

Feb 27, 2022 Conflict

conversation about peacebuilding and peacebuilders

Feb 26, 2022 Conflict

The Bread of War | Diana Anfimiadi

In times of war, food is a way of self-deception, a way to convince yourself that, in those seconds that you are sipping your hot soup, bombs will not drop

Feb 22, 2022 Conflict

It’s odd to talk about peace when there is no war

Those living in the villages along the dividing lines feel that they are shield used to protect others. Though these “others” never see that.

Feb 20, 2022 Conflict

A barking dog | Interview with Roger Mac Ginty

An interview with Professor Roger Mac Ginty, Executive Director of Durham Global Security Institute, Editor of the journal Peacebuilding, Co-founder of the Everyday Peace Indicators Project

Feb 17, 2022 Conflict

A Gate through the Peace Wall | Keti Murusidze, Natia Chankvetadze

"Everyday Peace in Conflict-affected Communities" is the project  in which researchers study everyday peace indicators within the context of the South Caucasus for the first time.

Aug 26, 2020 commentary

Civic Dialogue in Conflicts | Nino Kalandarishvili