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Armenia and Georgia Since Independence,sense of nationhood mainly due to their distinct languages with their unique alphabets and the strong influence of their respective churches, the oldest Christian communities in the world, dating back to the 4. century. It is therefore not surprising that with the advent of . Armenians and Georgians expressed a strong thirst for independence.

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Political Transitions and Systemic Corruption in Armenia and Georgia,er look at how both countries transitioned from Soviet rule provides some answers. Yet how can we know without engaging in tautological reasoning that Armenia’s system of corruption is more centralized than the Georgian one? I begin by addressing this question.

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