Georgia

Day at the Georgia Capitol by Zyion Butts

posted on April 27, 2019 by Zyion Butts

Georgia State University Tagged With: Bills, Crossover Day, Georgia

Remember the song about Bills? From Schoolhouse rock? That’s exactly what I was thinking while walking through the Georgia Capitol on Crossover day. Since taking my Global Issues course this Spring …

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The Arc GA for Democracy by Rose Shine

posted on April 23, 2019 by Rose Shine

Georgia State University Tagged With: capitol, Georgia, State

On March 13th of 2019, I went to the Georgia State Capitol for “The Arc Georgia Day at the Capitol”. The purpose of the event is to advocate for the issue that is important to the communities of those …

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Parliament vs President – Is decentralizing executive power actually harming Georgia’s democracy? By Aaron Riggins @ The Ohio State University

posted on March 23, 2018 by Aaron Riggins

Ohio State University Tagged With: Georgia, Russia and Eastern Europe

Georgia is no stranger to authoritarianism. A former soviet republic, the country has been staving off both domestic and foreign attempts to subvert its democracy for decades. In the last twenty years …

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