Professional paper
Georgia’s Russia Strategy in the Framework of Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy
Gunel Madadli
orcid.org/0000-0001-9648-8175
; Jagellonian University, Kraków
Abstract
Threats to peace and security in Georgia consist of the involvement of Russia and a domestic insurgency in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Georgia implements anti-terrorist and anti-radicalization policies in order to neutralize the threat of terrorist attacks launched by Russia from the occupied territories. Because of economic dependence, Georgia has been struggling to initiate a decisive and robust foreign policy in the form of sanctions or migration policy. Ironically, while trying to achieve political security and avoiding provoking Russia, Georgia endangers its economic and social security. Implementation of feminist foreign policy and expansion of regional integration could provide alternatives to the current approach.
Keywords
foreign policy; Georgia; Russia; Sweden; Feminist Foreign Policy
Hrčak ID:
296668
URI
Publication date:
28.12.2022.
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