Georgia’s Young Ministers and Younger Democracy
When discussing Georgia, most Americans (if they realize you are not talking about Atlanta) will laud the democratic achievements of that former soviet republic. To…
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Seth Bridge is a former SRAS student who spent both a summer at ISLU in Irkutsk and a semester at MGIMO in Moscow. He holds degrees in history, political science, and international studies. He is currently attending law school at Washington University in St. Louis and recently served an internship at the Georgian Young Lawyers' Association (GYLA) in Tbilisi, Georgia.
A Remedy for Legal Failure: Trial by Jury in Russia
Immediately following the emancipation of the Russian serfs in 1861, a series of liberal governmental and societal reforms were introduced. One of these, the Great…