Research

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United K

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Agriculture of the Autonomous Republic of Georgia

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Ministry of Agriculture of the Autonomous Republic of Georgia - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom (Scotland),

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Government of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Government of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom (Scotland), the United States

8 February 2013

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Competition and State Procurement Agency

Research of the Best Practices of Access to Public Information - Competition and State Procurement Agency - Georgia, United Kingdom (Scotland), United States of America, Estonia Comparative Analysis. Authors: Levan Avalishvili, Marine Kechakmadze, Tamar Iakobidze, Teona Turashvili, Giorgi Kldiashvili Editor: Levan Avalishvili The following study is comparative analysis of Georgian and international legislation the United Kingdom (Scotland), the United States o

18 October 2012

Capital Market in Georgia and its Enemies

Khishtovani Giorgi - Department of Accounting and Control, University of Bremen, Germany; Expert of the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) For the last 20 years, two parallel processes necessary for the long-term development of the Georgian economy have been in progress: on the one hand, the model of Georgian capitalism is forming (Christophe, 2006) and on the other hand, a functional Georgian financial market is in the process of development. Unfortunately, these

16 October 2012

Corporate Political Responsibility (CPR) and its Impact on Companies’ Financial Performance – The Case of the Georgian Insurance Sector

Khishtovani Giorgi - Department of Accounting and Control, University of Bremen, Germany; Expert of the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) Pirveli Erekle -Department of Accounting and Control, University of Bremen, Germany The current paper explores Corporate Political Responsibility (CPR) by considering the case of Georgia. It also attempts to discuss the impact of CPR on the economic development of the Georgian state by analyzing the Georgian insurance s

14 May 2012

Soganlughi - A Place of Mass Executions

One of the most painful pages of the history of our country is the “Great Terror” of 1937-1938. The repressions of 1930’s affected tens of thousands Georgians and barely was a family left not touched by this tragedy. The highest sentence for the convicts – death by shooting – was executed in several cities: Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, and Sokhumi.

1 March 2011

Short Review of Legal Foundations of e-Government and e-Transparency in Georgia (Constantine Janjghava)

Short Review of Legal Foundations of e-Government and e-Transparency in Georgia The presented short review of the legislative base of Georgia on e-Governance and e-Transparency makes clear that some legislative regulation is to be made in the future. First of all, it must be mentioned that the Government is on the first stage of transformation to the e-Government. It is natural that the legislative base at this stage is not so well-developed for state bodies and public employees as well a

1 March 2011

E-Governance and E-Transparency – International Tendencies and Georgia (Levan Avalishvili)

E-Governance and E-Transparency International Tendencies and Georgia we may say that positive tendencies are observed in Georgia in the direction of e-Governance development. Modern informational technologies are introduced in practice and significant electronic projects are planned. Governmental commission supporting e-Governance development has been operating since 2007. The Commission is directly