Countries:
Armenia, Georgia
Topics:
Development, Diaspora, Economics, Ethnicity, International Relations
Languages:
English

Social Science in the Caucasus comments on a recent report it produced for the United Nations on economic relations between Armenia and Georgia. The blog says that despite an ethnically Armenian populated region in Georgia bordering Armenia providing a natural basis for the development of trade between the two, there is actually very little.

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