Dr. Revaz Gachechiladze gave a lecture on the history of Georgia and its position in the Caucasus region entitled: "Georgia: Milestones in Historical Development" to a group of American college students from Williams and Mt. Holyoke.
Zero Problems; Many Challenges: Turkey’s Role in International Security Affairs. With Amb. Murat Burhan, Turkish Ambassador to Georgia participation
The presenter spoke about the issue of Nuclear Smuggling based on his new book. The presentation was followed by an interesting discussion. The audience expressed genuine interest in the topic. The attendees included ...
On October 20, 2011 GFSIS hosted H.E. Ambassador of Switzerland to Georgia, Dr. Guenther Baechlered delivered public lecture on “Switzerland and the Promotion of Democracy and Human Rights: Lessons ...
On October 11, 2011 Dr. Carlo Masala of the Bundeswehr University in Munich told experts gathered at the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS) that Georgia’s case for NATO membership ...
Libya and Afghanistan: Tough Lessons for NATO?
Dr. Eugene Kogan (International Institute for Liberal Policy, Vienna, Austria):
Islam and Recent Changes in the Region and Beyond
The Impact of the Upcoming Election Cycle on Current Russian Politics
Professor Lincoln A. Mitchell delivered a public lecture at GFSIS
In a talk sponsored by the Georgian Geographical Society and GFSIS on 19 January, Professor George E. Hudson of Wittenberg University (USA) and Fulbright Scholar at Tbilisi State University presented, “The Limits to Russian Power: A View From Tbilisi.”
On 15 December 2010 Dr. Jeffrey McCausland, Distinguished Visiting Professor, U.S. Army War College, gave a presentation, “The Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty and European Security.”
On 16 November, 2010, GFSIS hosted a public presentation of Janusz Bugajski’s new report: Georgian Lessons. Conflicting Russian and Western Interests in the Wider Europe. Mr. Bugajski, Lavrentis Lavrentiadis ...
Presentations by Amb. David J. Smith, Director, GSAC, GFSIS; Dr. George E. Hudson, Professor of Political Science, Wittenberg University , Fulbright Professor, TSU; Dr. Kornely K. Kakachia, Associated Professor, TSU
On October 5, 2010, the GFSIS in partnership with the International Republican Institute (IRI) hosted a public lecture, “Media and Politics: American and Post-Soviet Experience,” delivered by a member of the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), Ambassador Victor Ash.
On May 21, 2010 Ariel Cohen, PhD, delivered a lecture titled In Search of U.S. Strategy in South Caucasus: the Quest for Peace, Freedom & Prosperity. The View from Washington at GFSIS. Dr. Cohen spoke about the challenges that the Obama administration and U.S. foreign policy face in the South Caucasus, in Georgia in particular, in light of the new “reset” policy with Russia.
On April; 13, 2010 Dr. Lincoln A. Mitchell, associate, the Harriman Institute (Columbia University) and Dr. Alexander A. Gooley, Alexander Gooley Bernard College (Columbia University) presented their views on current US-Georgian relations.
On April 7th, 2010 Professor Arnon Sofer (Haifa University, Israel) presented a lecture titled Geopolitics of the Middle East and the Caucuses at GFSIS. Professor Sofer spoke about the changing geopolitics of the Middle East and the Caucasus.
Dr. Warner, Director, Centre for International Governance of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. Geneva, Switzerland.
Prof. Warner spoke about the Foreign Policy of the New Administration of the United States of America and then opened the floor to the questions and comments from the audience
The project goal is to introduce and reinforce modern management skill sets...
GSAC was founded at the GFSIS to foster discussion and understanding of Georgian security issues among opinion makers in NATO countries.
Training course for Georgian Journalists in International Relations, Political and Economic Issues
Enhancing Journalists' Skills in Economics and Finances
The goal of the project is to ensure independent and qualified evolution of GoG’s progress in ENP AP implementation.
Building up a nucleus of the confidence in existing groups of the Georgian and Russian experts and engagement of Abkhazians and Ossetians in the dialogue.
The project intends to promote a dialogue between the members of the Georgian and South Ossetian societies.
The project intends to address the lack of healthy policy debate and the polarized political environment existing in Georgia
The proposed intervention aims at forging a common understanding and vision of the Georgian state among the citizens of Georgia despite their ethnic origin and promoting a national integration process in line with the principles of modern, democratic state.
