Jaba Devdariani
Georgian political analyst
An expert in post-conflict institutional development and public administration reform, Devdariani is a co-founder of the United Nations Association of Georgia (UNA)
and the news outlet Civil.ge.
Stories by the Author
Rose Revolution Still Haunts Georgia
The political upheaval of 2003 was a seminal moment in the country’s history, but its legacy is up for debate.
23 Nov 23
Georgian Reformer's Tbilisi Battle
Mikheil Saakishvili has won his battle to lead Tbilisi city council - but a fellow Georgian reformer may have benefited most from the struggle.
14 Nov 02
Shevardnadze's High Risk Game In Pankisi
The decision to send Georgian security and police forces into the Pankisi Gorge may have been unavoidable, but it carries serious risks.
5 Sep 02
Georgia: Is Democracy Delivering?
Nationwide consultation process suggests that ordinary citizens have diminishing faith in the democratic process.
13 Jun 02
Georgia's Pankisi Dilemma
A much-awaited police operation has begun in the Pankisi Gorge - but will it achieve anything?
25 Jan 02
Georgia: Slow Road to Democracy
Georgia can barely afford any more accidents on the road to democracy.
10 Dec 01
Georgia: CUG Hopelessly Divided
The dismissal of the Georgian government last week highlights the growing rift between conservatives and reformers.
6 Nov 01
Shevardnadze Turns Back on Reform
The Georgian president looks to have made a decisive break with would-be reformers
25 Sep 01
Georgian Border Strife
The current escalation in crime in northeast Georgia could fuel renewed conflict in the region.
31 Jul 01
Probing for the Right Spot
The recently-founded New Right Party joins the race to become Georgia's political alternative
29 Jun 01
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