This policy brief tests whether two key characteristics of political polarization among the general public are present.
Publications
The CRRC Georgia’s Publications are a series of public documents that focus on a variety of issues facing Georgia. The documents, which mainly include policy briefs, reports and articles, use rigorous data analysis to help inform decision-making.
The report discusses people’s attitudes and knowledge towards the Prosecutor’s Office and prosecutors in Georgia.
This study examines the nature, extent, and sources of harassment of women majoritarian candidates in the 2020 parliamentary elections.
This report studies public opinion on the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Georgia.
The report examines the role of the judge in criminal justice.
The report analyzes the perceptions and attitudes of medium and large businesses operating in Georgia on policy and reforms addressing the country’s business sector.
The study seeks to understand how the reporting from teachers of cases of domestic violence could be encouraged.
This policy brief discusses child marriage in Georgia and its economic and educational consequences.
This article explores key characteristics of people’s attitudes towards Georgia’s foreign policy choices and the factors that most likely predict these attitudes.
