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Georgia. Historical, cultural and political landmarks
Georgia. Historical, cultural and political landmarks

Author(s): Beruchashvili Tamar, Drăgulin Sabin
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life, Geography, Regional studies, Editorial
Published by: Editura Institutul European
Keywords: Georgia; history; statehood; Christianity; continuity;

Summary/Abstract: The editorial staff of the science journal Polis, from Iași, has decided to continue its research activity by hosting an issue dedicated to Georgia in its pages.The initiative is part of a broader project that aims to present to readers and interested specialists articles and studies signed by university professors and researchers from Georgia and Romania. The collapse of the USSR in 1991allowed the opening to the world of cultural spaces that for a long time were closed or at best semi-open. Georgia is a country that in its multi-millennium history came into direct contact with the great Greco-Roman culture and civilization, which left visible traces in the mythology, archaeology and culture of the Georgian people. Together with these elements of antiquity, Christianity represents the fundamental identity element of the Georgian nation. Due to its geographical position, Georgia is a gateway for the European Union to Asia. In this context, Georgia can become a multidimensional and multifunctional regionalcentre fundamental for connecting the middle corridor with Europe.

  • Issue Year: XIV/2026
  • Issue No: 1 (51)
  • Page Range: 7-21
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: English
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