Svante E. Cornell, Cassandra Cavanaugh, and John Boit on the challenges facing the Southern Caucasus. Svante E. Cornell is editor of the Central Asia Caucasus Analyst. Cassandra Cavanaugh is with the Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute. And John Boit is Regional Director of the Southern Caucasus for Internews.
» More info on the Central Asia Caucasus Analyst
» Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute
» More info on the Southern Caucasus for Internews
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Music: Instrumental Armenian Folk Songs and Dances. George Mgrdichian, oud, and Menachem Dworman, guitar. "Gahnche Groong (Call Out, Crane)"
Table Songs of Georgia. The Tsinandali Choir. "Kakhuri Mravaljamieri."
Mirangula: Georgian Folk Songs. Rustavi Choir. "Sabodisho" (Healing Song from Guria)
» More info on the Central Asia Caucasus Analyst
» Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute
» More info on the Southern Caucasus for Internews
» More on the Underreported series
Music: Instrumental Armenian Folk Songs and Dances. George Mgrdichian, oud, and Menachem Dworman, guitar. "Gahnche Groong (Call Out, Crane)"
Table Songs of Georgia. The Tsinandali Choir. "Kakhuri Mravaljamieri."
Mirangula: Georgian Folk Songs. Rustavi Choir. "Sabodisho" (Healing Song from Guria)
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