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Masculinities
April/May 2019
This edition digs into the complicated interpretation of what it means to be a man across the South Caucasus.
Azerbaijani Men and their Need for Speed
In recent years car tuning, or modifying vehicles to personal taste, has become increasingly popular in Azerbaijan.
16 May, 2019
Armenia’s Absentee Breadwinners
Sixty-year-old Gevorg Gevorgyan was born and grew up in Gyumri, a city in northern Armenia. Gevorg, who is an architect and builder by profession, worked in his hometown...
23 April, 2019
In Georgia Raising Children is a Man’s Job Too
Fatherhood erupted into Giorgi Chanturia’s life when he was 26 years old -- intracranial pressure meant that his son Sandro cried unceasingly and the lack of sleep...
17 April, 2019