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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.
Being a man in the South Caucasus
For many men, the answer is bound up with tradition: toughness and bravery, independence and self-co...
Masculinities
26 June, 2019
Georgian ballet, the home of Balanchine, struggles to attract male dancers
Georgia once gave the world two of its most famous male ballet dancers – George (Giorgi) Balan...
Masculinities
26 June, 2019
Dancing Ballet Alone in Nagorno-Karabakh
Heads turn when 46-year-old Mher and 45-year-old Raul Babayan walk down the street with their flambo...
Masculinities
16 May, 2019