Abstract In Georgia, Education is a right of students, guaranteed by the constitution. Education is important for a student to develop his personality, gain necessary skills and to prepare to engage inRead More…
Abstract Fast-growing and sustainable economy is vital for a state-building of a young democracy. Harsh soviet past and obstacles that Georgia faced on its way toward independence, seriously undermined its efforts toRead More…
Abstract 70 years in Soviet empire and political and social instabilities since gaining of independence, has seriously harmed the process of developing the educational system. This has a negative effect on manyRead More…
Abstract To address the problems facing humanity in terms of severity and importance, human rights violations in the workplace will be one of the top priorities. Moreover, this violation implies a fundamentalRead More…
Free and fair legal system is essential for democratic state. As Georgia is a young democracy, with a harsh soviet past, the creation of a free judicial system has always been aRead More…
Ilia Chavchavadze can safely be named as the most important person in the history of Georgia in 19th century. Chavchavadze was a writer, publicist, manager and most importantly he was a civilRead More…
Ilia Chavchavadze can safely be named as the most important person in the history of Georgia in 19th century. Chavchavadze was a writer, publicist, manager and most importantly he was a civilRead More…
Ilia Chavchavadze can safely be named as the most important person in the history of Georgia in 19th century. Chavchavadze was a writer, publicist, manager and most importantly he was a civilRead More…
Ilia Chavchavadze can safely be named as the most important person in the history of Georgia in 19th century. Chavchavadze was a writer, publicist, manager and most importantly he was a civilRead More…
Ilia Chavchavadze can safely be named as the most important person in the history of Georgia in 19th century. Chavchavadze was a writer, publicist, manager and most importantly he was a civilRead More…