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Living on the Edge: Georgia’s Precarious Workers
Employees complain about slavery, nepotism, unbearable conditions, underrated work, some go as far as to compare their workplace to gulags....
Views: 9434
07/13/2018
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The Multifaceted Identities of Azerbaijani Men and Women
They are mothers, sisters, wives -- or, at least, this is how they perceive themselves. When asked to identify themselves, women in Azerbaijan tend...
Views: 2442
07/12/2018
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Georgia: Three Women Who Bust Barriers
Throughout the Caucasus, many believe that the community in which you were born determines who you are and what you become. But three ethnic...
Views: 1391
07/11/2018
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Okan The Turk Goes to Armenia
Growing up in the Turkish capital, Ankara, 33-year-old Okan Doğan heard the word “Armenian” used as a an insult, just like his peers in...
Views: 10349
07/10/2018
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Being Jek in Azerbaijan
It is the village of Jek (Cek in Azerbaijani). And its 300-some inhabitants, predominantly Sunni Muslims, consider themselves ethnic Jeks,...
Views: 3277
07/05/2018
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Armenia’s Para-Armwrestler: Redefining Victory
The explosion threw Sargis Stepanyan’s body up into the air and dragged his spirit down to the ground. When the then 31-year-old army major...
Views: 5509
07/03/2018
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A Chronicle of Exes
Marriage is no longer the unchangeable Armenian custom that it once was. Young, urban Armenians today have far greater choices about how to live...
Views: 3789
06/29/2018
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On Being Dziapshipa
Surnames in Georgia reflect both history and geography. Depending on your family name, people can tell where you are from and sometimes who you...
Views: 2924
06/25/2018
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