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Future of Georgia, Survey Report

To better understand the future of Georgia, the Caucasus Research Resource Center surveyed 1928 respondents on ethnic tolerance and identity, the role of the Georgian Orthodox Church in society, attitudes toward the recent past, and views of the West.

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Contemporary Georgian society is divided over questions of politics, religion, and ethnic identity. If the country is to make progress in building a European state, careful analysis and frank discussion of the many social and political issues that polarize Georgians are essential.

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