Interns

Ms. Kathleen Claussen

Kathleen Claussen is a Master's degree candidate at Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Her research focuses on international law and world politics, particularly as they relate to ethnic conflict. She is currently writing her dissertation on international norms and the future status of Kosovo. At GFSIS, Kathleen works on issues related to Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Ongoing projects

Capacity-building of the Georgian Leadership Community for Improved Decision-making and Negotiation Skills

The project goal is to introduce and reinforce modern management skill sets...

Ongoing projects

Georgian Security Analysis Center

GSAC was founded at the GFSIS to foster discussion and understanding of Georgian security issues among opinion makers in NATO countries.

Ongoing projects

Training course for Georgian Journalists in International Relations, Political and Economic Issues

Training course for Georgian Journalists in International Relations, Political and Economic Issues

Ongoing projects

Enhancing Journalists' Skills in Economics and Finances

Enhancing Journalists' Skills in Economics and Finances

Ongoing projects

European Neighborhood Policy Action Plan (ENP AP) Civic monitoring in Georgia

The goal of the project is to ensure independent and qualified evolution of GoG’s progress in ENP AP implementation.

Ongoing projects

Second Track- Russian and Georgian Experts Building Confidence

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.

Ongoing projects

The Georgian-South Ossetian Conflict: Researching Peace

The project intends to promote a dialogue between the members of the Georgian and South Ossetian societies.

Ongoing projects

Political Party Staff Training

The project intends to address the lack of healthy policy debate and the polarized political environment existing in Georgia

Ongoing projects

National Integration and Tolerance 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.