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Defense institution building: the dynamics of change in Georgia and the need for continuity of effort
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Petriashvili, Maka |
| Title |
Defense institution building: the dynamics of change in Georgia and the need for continuity of effort |
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Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School |
| Description |
The present work analyzes two decades of Georgian defense institution-building since the country gained independence from the Soviet Union at the start of the 1990s. Georgia has succeeded from being a failing state in the '90s to the nation state that is able to contribute in international security efforts with its NATO/Partnership for Peace allies and partners. However, the country still needs to continue its efforts to build democratic and successful state institutions, including those of security and defense. The objective of the work at hand is to reveal the challenges that the Georgian defense institution faced during its establishment and transformation. In particular, this study assesses manpower management as a reflection of the institutional process and challenge to defense institution-building in Georgia's young history as an independent nation state since 1991. Due to the common Communist legacy and path to NATO integration, this analysis of the political and other factors that challenged the Central and Eastern European states has relevance here. The work can serve as a guide and primer as well as comparative analysis for the defense institution-building effort in other parts of the world, especially in post-Communist nation-states. Subjects: Defense Institution-building; defense reforms; Georgia; NATO-Georgia partnership; Central and Eastern European countries |
| Language | English |
| Publication date | March 2014 |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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defenseinstituti1094541431 |
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