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Aprasidze, David (2004) THE BUREAUCRATIC-PATRIMONIAL STATE IN GEORGIA: HAS THE “ROSES REVOLUTION” GIVEN IT A NEW LEASE OF LIFE? Central Asia and the Caucasus, 25 (1). pp. 42-47.
Aprasidze, David (2014) Democratization’s Vicious Circle or How Georgia Failed to Change. Connections: The Quarterly Journal, 13 (4). pp. 67-74.
Aprasidze, David (2009) Formation of a State and a Nation in Modern Georgia: an Unfinished Project? Identity Studies, 1 (1). pp. 66-74. ISSN 1987-8052
Aprasidze, David (2010) Georgia, Country Report 2010. In: Nations in Transit 2010. Freedom House, pp. 211-230. ISBN 978-0-932088-72-7
Aprasidze, David (2011) Georgia, Country Report 2011. In: Nations in Transit 2011. Freedom House, pp. 239-261. ISBN 978-1-4422-1349-4
Aprasidze, David (2012) Georgia. Country Report 2012. In: Nations in Transit 2012. Freedom House, pp. 219-237.
Aprasidze, David (2005) Georgia’s New Nationalism: A Better Opportunity for State Building? In: OSCE-Yearbook 2004. Nomos Verlag, Hamburg, pp. 179-190. ISBN 3-8329-1552-4
Aprasidze, David (2009) Lost in Democratization and Modernization: What Next in Georgia? caucasus analytical digest (2).
Aprasidze, David (2004) Politzei in Georgien: Wandel eines Akteurs. WeltTrends - Zeitschrift für Internationale Politik, 45. pp. 38-48. ISSN 0944-8101
Aprasidze, David (2009) State-Building and Democratization in Georgia: Have the Limits Been Reached? In: OSCE-Yearbook 2008. Nomos Verlag, Hamburg, pp. 63-71. ISBN 978-3-8329-4242-7
Aprasidze, David and Atilgan, Canan (2013) End to an Era. Transfer of Power in Georgia. KAS International Reports (12). pp. 69-88. ISSN 0177-7521
Aprasidze, David and Siroky, David (2010) Frozen Transitions and Unfrozen Conflicts, Or What Went Wrong in Georgia? Yale Journal of International Affairs, 5 (2). pp. 121-136.
Aprasidze, David and Srioky, David (2011) Guns, roses and democratization: Huntington’s secret admirer in the Caucasus. Democratization, 18 (6). pp. 1227-1245. ISSN 1351-0347
Zedania, Giga (2013) Informality and the Question of Modernization: the Case of Georgia. Informality in Eastern Europe. Structures, Political Cultures and Social Practices. pp. 469-484.