The Peace Process and Transition to Democratic Rule in the Republic of Georgia

Ivane Matchavariani

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1997, vol. 552, issue 1, 98-106

Abstract: In this article, the author discusses the importance of developing cooperative conflict resolution skills and forums to facilitate the transition to democracy and the peace process in the Republic of Georgia. Third-party conflict intervention and resolution can help bridge the divisions in society and create viable options for peaceful change. The author focuses on building an indigenous capacity to resolve conflict in Georgia through the establishment of Partners-Georgia, a national center for conflict resolution. He further discusses the positive impact of cooperative skill training and intervention in conflict situations.

Date: 1997
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