Professor Eka Akobia, Dean of the School of Governance, has published an article entitled “Why Russia’s War in Ukraine Is Not NATO’s Fault: Popular Realism and the Misattribution of Responsibility” in the international peer-reviewed journal Connections: The Quarterly Journal.
Professional collaboration between students and lecturers of the Caucasus School of Governance (CSG) often extends beyond the classroom and individual courses, continuing through independent initiatives, research activities, and professional practice.
On October 2, Eka Akobia, Dean of the Caucasus School of Governance (CSG) at Caucasus University and Past President of the Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe (NISPAcee), participated online in a roundtable discussion at the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) 2026 Annual Conference.
From July 9 to 11, students enrolled in the Bachelor’s Program in Public Administration at the Caucasus School of Governance defended their theses.
On July 7–8, Caucasus University School of Governance held the Bachelor’s Thesis Defense for students of the English-taught Diplomacy and International Relations undergraduate program.
From July 6 to 11, students of the Bachelor’s Program in Diplomacy and International Relations at Caucasus School of Governance defended their theses.
On July 3, Caucasus School of Governance held a thesis defense for students of Master’s degree program in Strategic Public Administration.
On June 30, Caucasus School of Governance held a thesis defense for students of Master’s degree program in Diplomacy and International Relations.
On June 12, a conference entitled “European Values and Ideologies” was held at the Caucasus University within the framework of the Jean Monnet training module administered by the Caucasus School of Governance (CSG).
On June 16, XVII Student Scientific Conference of the Caucasus School of Governance was held at the Caucasus University.