Discomfort zone
Almut Rochowanskiheretic thoughts on how we promote democracy and support civil society abroad
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What are you so afraid of?
“The Bewitched Man”, Francisco Goya (1798), after a play about a man who believes his life depends on keeping a lamp burning
Ceding the stage to the jester
“The Congress Dances”, a contemporary caricature of the Congress of Vienna, featuring (from left to right), Talleyrand, Castlereagh, the rulers of Austria, Prussia and Russia, the King of Saxony and the Republic of Genoa
"Rethinking Foreign Aid (from the inside)"
“A radical critique of our sector starts with truly accepting people and communities in places like Georgia as our equals. This means seeing – really seeing and acknowledging – their capacity for managing their own affairs in their own way....
Unrest in Georgia over the “Foreign Influence Transparency Law”: “Whichever Way We Go Is a Step Back”
“[…] The most cynical and dangerous game, however, is tying this law to Georgia’s EU accession process. Far-away Western observers get teary-eyed about Georgians’ standing up for their “vibrant civil society,” but on the ground, protesters ...
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For nearly 20 years, I worked with grassroots activists in marginalized parts of the former Soviet Union, starting with and always returning to, Russia's North Caucasus region. Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Central Asia and the South Caucasus.
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