Articles & Policy Papers by David Matsaberidze
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Articles & Policy Papers by David Matsaberidze
The study concentrated on different research directions, which singificantly add to the existing knowledge on the formation process of the Georgian identity:
• The period of formation of identity building narratives was deconstructed in detail; to this end, the local, Georgian, as well as imperial contexts, were analyzed. This was a necessary starting point for the adequate and compex comprehension of identity building narratives;
• Georgian, Jewish, Armenian, Azerbaijani, as well as Abkhazian and Ossetian identity building narratives were uncovered through local newspapers and publicist essays. They were collected, systematized and analyzed. Biographic information of the authors of various narratives, whose names are either less familiar for the wider academic communities or who published their works under pseudonyms, were prepared and attached to the main text. The present study assembles various identity building narratives of ethnic minorities residing on the territory of Georgia and provides their comparative analysis;
• The mainstream identity narrative was reconstructed; various identity narrative texts were selected and prepared for publication;
• Some texts written and published in minority languages were translated into Georgian;
• Interrelations of various identity narrartives created in Georgia in the second half of the 19th and the begginning of the 20th century were comprehended. This led to uncovering inter-cultural links and connections, as well as shared experiences of various ethnic groups. The peculiarities of various ethnic and cultural identities were uncovered.
OPEN Annual Conference 2024 (Multiple Meetings). University of Aveiro, Campus Universitario de Santiago. Aveiro, Portugal
Panel: Secession, Democracy and Nation-Building.
Host Academic Unit: Institute for International and European Studies, Ghent University, Belgium
Thematic Research Division: Research Concentration: Geopolitics & Strategy, within the framework of the ongoing research project: The Shared Neighbourhood between the EU and Russia: From Conflictual Towards Cooperative Orders?
Host Professor: Dr. Tim Haesebrouck. Assistant Professor / Institute for International and European Studies, Ghent University, Belgium.
Consortium Member Universities: Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University (Georgia); GIPA - Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (Georgia); Yerevan State University (Armenia); Eurasia International University (Armenia); Paris Lodron Universitat Sazlburg (Austria); Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje (North Macedonia);
Project Duration: 01/2024 – 12/2026
Role in the Project: Project Member, Co-author and Contributor from Georgia
Project Donor: EU Commission / Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) / Strand N2
Donor: Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Donor: Konrad Adenauer Foundation Moldova Program "Strengthening Research Capacities of Junior Professionals and Experts in the EaP Region (Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine)
Researcher on Case Study of Georgia with a book chapter: Going in Cycles: Populist Discourses in Post-Soviet Georgia: The Nation, State and People
Project is initiated and implemented by the Department of Political Science, University of Salzburg, supported by the Erasmus+ Program, Salzburg, Austria
Convention I. Media, the New Authoritarianism and Its Opposition
Convention II. We the People: Nationalism, Populism and the Precariousness of the Democratic Project
organized by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies (The New School for Social Research – NSSR, New York) and the International Institute for the Study of Culture and Education at the University of Lower Silesia, Wroclaw, Poland