Publication

This article examines how various organizations divide and coordinate their conflict prevention and development aid in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of southern Georgia, and how that coordination might be improved. The author explains that while the activities of international organizations display critical, sensitive and deconstructive perspectives and are well-coordinated, more formalized institutions are nonetheless needed to ensure the inclusion of large multilateral actors such as the World Bank and Council of Europe in the process, and consistent coordination in other regions too.