@article{Dobbins2013PostR-50226,
  year={2013},
  title={Post-Rose Revolution Georgia : How democratization went wrong - and why authoritarianism also may have backfired},
  url={https://gce.unisg.ch/en/euxeinos/archive/09},
  number={9},
  volume={2013},
  journal={Euxeinos : Governance and Culture in the Black Sea Region},
  pages={15--21},
  author={Dobbins, Michael}
}

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