Religion and soft power in the South Caucasus
Subtitle: policy perspective
By: editors: Ansgar Jödicke & Kornely Kakachia
Contributors: Kakačʻia, Korneli, editor
Publisher: Georgian Institute of Politics
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Tbilisi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 79
ISBN-13: 9789941449734
Copyright date: 2917
Subjects: Religion and politics; Religion; Relations; Church and state; International relations
Notes: "Compendium of policy memos"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Biopolitical conservatism and "pastorial power": a Russia- Georgia meeting point / by Andrey Makarychev & Alexandra Yaksyk; title: Foreign policy of the Georgian Orthodox Church: interplay between the West and Russia / by Salome Minesashvili; title: Implementing EU's normative agenda in the South Caucasus: contradictory effects / by Eiki Berg & Alar Kilp; title: Turkey in Georgia: pursuing the "soft power" politics / by Vahram Ter-Matevosyan; title: Turkey's soft power in Azerbaijan and the Gülen movement / by Fuad Aliyev; title: Religion as a factor in the Kurdish identity discourse: case study on Armenia and Turkey / by Lia Evoyan & Tatevik Manukyan; title: Iran's soft power in Georgia- weak for now, bigger potential for the future / by Mariam Gabedava & Koba Turmanidze; title: Iran's soft power policy in Armenia: cultural diplomacy and religion / by Tatevik Mkrtchyan; title: Iranian soft religios power in Azerbaijan: old new threat for Baku / by Anar Valiyev.