| Issue | Title | |
| 2017: Number 1 | IDENTITY ISSUES OF THE GEORGIAN DIASPORA IN KURGAN | Abstract PDF |
| Vladimer Napetvaridze, Tinatin Tskhovrebadze, Malkhaz Matsaberidze, Tamar Orjonikidze | ||
| 2024: Number 1 | May 26 - the basis of the Referendum dedicated to the declaration of independence of Georgia | Abstract PDF |
| Manana Darchashvili | ||
| 2024: Number 1 | May 26, 1918 in Georgian School History Textbooks | Abstract PDF |
| Tamar Orjonikidze | ||
| 2017: Number 1 | MOLDOVA - EU COLLABORATION: EVOLUTIONS AND DIFFICULTIES | Abstract Untitled PDF |
| Cristina MORARI | ||
| 2019: Number 1 | NATIONAL BRANDING: THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS (CASE STUDY OF LATVIA, ESTONIA AND REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA) | Abstract PDF PDF |
| Cristina EJOV, Alexandr EJOV | ||
| 2017: Number 2 | National Security as a Component of Global Security: Lessons from Ukraine’s Crises | Abstract PDF |
| Viacheslav G. TSIVATYI | ||
| 2019: Number 1 | New Memory – New Identity: Active Forgetting in the Process of the Formation of New Memory (Georgia in the 1990s and 2000s) | Abstract PDF |
| Nino Chikovani | ||
| 2016: Number 1 | PHASES OF FORMING AND PRINCIPLES OF ACTIVITY: FROM CSCE TO OSCE | Abstract PDF |
| Marina GORBATIUC | ||
| 2017: Number 2 | Political Accommodation for Democratic Stability in the Ethnically Divided and Post-Soviet Georgia | Abstract PDF |
| Mikheil Shavtvaladze | ||
| 2018: Number 1 | Political Consulting in Georgia (qualitative analysis of twenty years experience of multiparty election campaign) | Abstract PDF |
| Giorgi Melikidze | ||
| 2016: Number 2 | POLITICAL PARTIES AS AN EXPONENT OF POLITICAL CRISES IN TERMS OF GEOPOLITICAL ORIENTATIONS: THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA | Abstract PDF |
| Alina ŢURCANU | ||
| 2022: Number 1 | Promotion of propaganda policies on intercultural communication in the Republic of Moldova. Historical aspect. | Abstract PDF |
| Valentina ENACHI | ||
| 2019: Number 1 | Promotion of propaganda policies on intercultural communication in the Republic of Moldova. Historical aspect. | Abstract PDF |
| Valentina ENACHI | ||
| 2020: Number 1 | RADICAL ISLAM. RECRUITMENT MECHANISMS IN IMMEDIATE NEIGHBORHOOD WITH EUROPEAN UNION | Abstract PDF |
| Tatiana BUSUNCIAN | ||
| 2024: Number 1 | Reality of Participation in Decision-Making Process in Georgia: Challenges of Drafting Effective Policy | Abstract PDF |
| Giorgi Melikidze | ||
| 2020: Number 1 | RELATIONS OF INTERPARLIAMENTARY COOPERATION WITH THE EUROPEAN STATES – A WAY OF PERFORMING THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA | Abstract PDF |
| Angela COLAŢCHI, Tatiana BOGOS | ||
| 2017: Number 1 | ROOTS OF BELONGING AS SPACES FOR INTEGRATION. POTENTIALITY OF GEORGIAN IDP SCHOOLS IN INTEGRATION PROCESSES | Abstract PDF |
| Elena RUSSO | ||
| 2019: Number 2 | Sanctification of Religious Elements in the Process of Identity Convergence (Regional Analysis according to Adjarian Example) | Abstract PDF |
| Ineza Zoidze | ||
| 2016: Number 1 | SOCIAL POLICY AND MODERN GEORGIA | Abstract PDF |
| Salome DUNDUA | ||
| 2017: Number 1 | SOLIDARISM IN GLOBALAND NATIONAL ECONOMIES | Abstract Untitled PDF |
| Natalia Tatarenco | ||
| 2019: Number 2 | Spiritual Security Factor as an Identity Definer | Abstract PDF |
| Irakli Manvelidze, Giga Phartenadze | ||
| 2017: Number 2 | Structuring Human Rights: Lessons for Central and Eastern Europe | Abstract PDF |
| Stacy J. Kosko | ||
| 2020: Number 1 | SUPERVISION IN SOCIAL WORK: EVOLUTION IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA, CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES | Abstract PDF |
| Sergiu OCERETNII, Stela MILICENCO | ||
| 2021: Number 1 | The Challenges of Post-Soviet Transformation in Georgia: Democratization and Its External and Domestic Rivals | Abstract PDF |
| David Matsaberidze | ||
| 2022: Number 1 | The Degree of Satisfaction with the Democratization of Georgia in the Opinion of Georgian Students: A Research Report | Abstract PDF |
| Katarzyna Skiert-Andrzejuk | ||
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