Caucasian Knot : Analytics

Section "ANALYTICS" contains analytic reports of governmental, international, and non-governmental organizations, as well as journalists' publications or their fragments dedicated to the current situation in the Caucasus.

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Amount of documents in the database: 114
Last updated: 16 �� 2008

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Blogger "failures" in the Georgian war, and the rise of citizen propaganda

Misunderstanding cyberwar

Russian bloggers go after YouTube
While the real war between Russia and Georgia may be over, the Internet war lingers on, with virtual battalions continuing to fight on sites like YouTube.

Citizen war-reporter? The Caucasus test
The Georgia-Russia war has exposed some of the flaws in the idea of citizen journalism, says Evgeny Morozov.

The Kremlin's Virtual Army
Shadowy hackers in Moscow and St. Petersburg? Old news. Get ready for the next generation of Russian cyberwarriors

Extraordinary Parliamentary Elections in the Republic of Georgia
Report from election observation 20 and 21 May 2008

Aidan White (General Secretary of the International Federation of Journalists): "Journalists should walk off any close relations with the authorities"

North Caucasus: Police raid offices of Independent Journalist

Valery Dzutsev: Kosovo and duplex plan for peace settlement in Georgian-South Ossetian conflict

Gordon N. Bardos (The Harriman Institute, USA): "In the issue of the right of nations to self-determination the international community resorts to double standard policy"
On the threshold of unilateral declaration by Kosovo, former Serbian autonomy, of its independence from Serbia, the practice of international recognition of new self-determined territories, including those in the Caucasus, is becoming especially actual.


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