STORIES
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Identity
June/July 2018
This edition digs into the complex jigsaw of identities across the South Caucasus.
It Is, I Am
A jar of yogurt represents home; an ancient, chipped ceramic pot symbolizes humanity; a traditional frame drum evokes passion; an old, smelly sweater brings to mind caref...
29 July, 2018
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. Customer services are the most...
14 July, 2018
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 to respond with roles...
13 July, 2018