The Complex Reality of Georgia’s STEM Labor Market: Why the Country Is Repeating the Mistakes Others Have Already Overcome
Georgia’s STEM ecosystem is facing a convergence of structural pressures that reflect both its historical legacy and the demands of a rapidly advancing technological era. This landscape is captured powerfully
Economic Burden of Non-Communicable Diseases in Georgia: A Critical Comparison with Global Experience and Structural Risks
The economic burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Georgia today represents not only a challenge for the healthcare system but also one of the most severe threats to the country’s
The Impact of Hydropower on Georgia’s Economic Growth — in the Context of Global Evidence and Critical Reflection
An academic study by Giga Tvauri, Maia Melikidze, and Garik Teymurazyan, published in 2025 under the title “The Impact of Hydropower on Georgia’s GDP” (DOI: https://doi.org/10.61586/Ynrav), developed a statistically robust
How Last-Mile Delivery Costs Are Being Reduced — and What It Means for Georgia
Last-mile delivery — the final stage of getting a product to the customer — has become one of the most expensive and complex components of modern logistics. As highlighted in
From Compliance to Strategy — Why Georgia’s Sustainability Agenda Still Misses the Point
In the Harvard Business Review article “Getting Strategic About Sustainability”, Jason Jay, Kate Isaacs, and Hong Linh Nguyen argue that sustainability can no longer remain a matter of compliance —
Building Trust in an Age of Uncertainty — How Leaders Can Lead When Everything Is Changing
The article “How to Build Trust When Everything’s Changing” (MIT Sloan Management Review, 2025) explores one of the most essential questions of modern leadership — how to maintain trust when
