Prof. Dr.Tedo Dundua

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Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua is the Director of the Institute of Georgian History, Faculty of Humanities, at the Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.

Exclusive articles:

Georgia’s First Treaty with United Europe

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani In June 2014, the European Union and Georgia signed the Association Agreement, which entered into force on...

Western Heraldry in Modern Georgia

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani For millennia flags have served as national symbols. They also serve as a form of communication. But...

Geopolitics of Dual Citizenship: Case of Georgia

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani Dual citizenship emerges as a geopolitical concept. Small states seeking political and military security could attain guarantees...

‘Attic Standard Zone’, Eurozone and Georgia: Historical Comparative Analysis

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani If you cross the state borders freely, seeing all the cargos moving without delay, money standard and...

Silk, Spices and Oil -‘Transcaucasian’ Trade Route and Georgia

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani Georgia is a comfortable acting passway for Asian oil and gas to the European industry.  “Transcaucasian” pipelines...

Rome, Byzantium and NATO: Grand Strategy of the West and Georgia

Authors: Prof. Dr.Tedo Dundua and Dr. Emil Avdaliani There are two ways to prove Georgia’s place within the NATO Alliance. First is the current argument...

Coronavirus, Great Pandemics and Georgia: Short Historical Tale

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Apolon Tabuashvili, Dr. Emil Avdaliani As the world continues to experience deep effects (death rate, economic downturn, slowdown of...

Abkhazians & Ossetians in Georgia

Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua & Dr. Emil Avdaliani In light of the disinformation campaign carried out by Russian information networks and picked up by...

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The Global Cost of Resilience in the Twenty-First Century

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The importance of Secretary Rubio’s trip to Uzbekistan

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