Caucasus Analytical Digest (CAD)

Der «Caucasus Analytical Digest (CAD)» analysiert die politische, wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Situation in den südkaukasischen Staaten. Die Reihe wird gemeinsam mit der Forschungsstelle Osteuropa der Universität Bremen und dem Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies der George Washington University herausgegeben. Unterstützt wird der CAD von der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Osteuropakunde (DGO) und der Robert Bosch Stiftung. Editiert wird der CAD von Lili Di Puppo, Iris Kempe, Heiko Pleines, Matthias Neumann, Robert Orttung und Jeronim Perovic.

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Aktuelle Ausgaben

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  Nr. 50: Informal Relations in Everyday Life – Informal Economy

  This issue of the Caucasus Analytical Digest examines informal networks in the South Caucasus. The first article examines the overall picture. It argues that that informal networks in the South Caucasus are not only the main sources of social support, but also are tightly entangled in the web of corruption and patron-client relations which are wide-spread throughout the region. The second article looks in detail at the situation in Azerbaijan. It examines the four key features of the country's informal economy: monopoly, envelope salaries, distortion of statistics and data, and extortion.
  
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  Nr. 49: Georgian Politics

  This issue of the CAD examines the current situation in Georgian domestic politics nearly six months after the parliamentary elections in which the opposition won control of the legislative branch, forcing President Saakashvili into an uncomfortable period of cohabitation. The first article focuses on the battles between the president and parliament for political power in the current circumstances. The second article examines to what extend the newly victorious Georgian Dream party is pursuing justice or revenge in arresting some of the country's former leaders. Both articles point out the difficult economic situation in Georgia, emphasizing how the political battles make it difficult to address the pressing financial and social challenges.
  

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2013

• Nr. 50: Informal Relations in Everyday Life – Informal Economy.
• Nr. 49: Georgian Politics.
• Nr. 48: Foreign Policy Changes in Georgiav.
• Nr. 47: Energy and Politics.
• Nr. 46: Protests in Azerbaijan.

2012

• Nr. 45: Entrepreneurship in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 44: Islam in Azerbaijan.
• Nr. 43: Parliamentary Elections in Georgia.
• Nr. 42: Traditional Law in Georgia.
• Nr. 41: Russian-Georgian Relations.
• Nr. 40: Social Exclusion in Georgia and Azerbaijan.
• Nr. 39: Parliamentary Elections in Armenia.
• Nr. 38: Regional Development in Adjara.
• Nr. 37: The Foreign Policy of Azerbaijan and Georgia.
• Nr. 36: The Role of the EU in the South Caucasus.

2011

• Nr. 34: Poverty in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 33: Oil and Gas Pipelines in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 32: Upcoming Mega-Events in the Caucasus.
• Nr. 31: Social Capital.
• Nr. 30: Emerging Regional Powers: Turkey and Iran in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 29: The Armenian Diaspora Today: Anthropological Perspectives.
• Nr. 28: Foreign Direct Investment in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 27: Relations Between the North and South Caucasus.
• Nr. 26: Anti-Corruption Reforms in Georgia.
• Nr. 25: Mass Media.
• Nr. 24: The Political System in Azerbaijan.

2010

• Nr. 23: Urban Spaces – Public and Private.
• Nr. 22: Stalinist Terror in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 21: Gender Politics in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 20: Religion in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 19: Future Scenarios for the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 18: The South Caucasus After the Global Economic Crisis.
• Nr. 17: The Political Systems of the South Caucasus Countries.
• Nr. 16: The Political Economy of Oil in Azerbaijan.
• Nr. 15: The Internet in the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 14: Literature in the Caucasus.
• Nr. 13: US-Caucasus Relations – Attitudes towards the West.
• Nr. 12: Civil Society.

2009

• Nr. 11: Armenian-Turkish Relations.
• Nr. 10: The EU Investigation Report on the August 2008 War and the Reactions From Georgia and Russia.
• Nr. 9: Organized Crime and Illegal Trafficking in the Caucasus.
• Nr. 8: Writing National Histories.
• Nr. 7: Abkhazia.
• Nr. 6: The Caucasus in the Global Financial Crisis.
• Nr. 5: NATO and the South Caucasus.
• Nr. 4: Migration, Refugees and IDPs.
• Nr. 3: Energy.
• Nr. 2: Democracy in the South Caucasus.

2008

• Nr. 1: Perspectives on the Georgian-Russian War.

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