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REBUILDING THE RULES-BASED ORDER: HOW DEMOCRACIES SHOULD RESPOND

This article examines the deepening crisis of the international rules-based order, amid the resurgence of authoritarian regimes and the weakening of multilateral institutions. It investigates the ideological foundations and structural changes in modern autocracy, the internal decline of democratic governance, and the limited enforcement power of international law. Using Ukraine’s experience as a case study,…

SECURITY VERSUS PROSPERITY: THE FALSE DILEMMA ERODING GEORGIA’S DEMOCRATIC RESILIENCE

Once regarded as a frontrunner of the Eastern Partnership, Georgia is today sliding into authoritarianism, despite immense public support for European integration. This article explores the paradox of a pro-European society tolerating this democratic backsliding. It argues that a combination of internal and external factors has reshaped public priorities from democracy building to security. Russian…

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