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The Abkhazian Political Nation, by Viacheslav Chirikba
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Circassians: Suspended Between Nostalgia and Harsh Reality, by Fehim Taştekin
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Crisis and response in Soviet nationality policy: The case of Abkhazia, by Darrell Slider
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Questions of Abkhazian history in the book by P. Ingorokva ‘Georgi Merchule - Georgian writer of the 10th century’, by Zurab V. Anchabadze
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"When The Blind Lead The Blind, Both Will Fall Into a Pit" by Archimandrite Dorotheos (Dbar)
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Symbol of Resilience and Spirit: The Significance of the Lykhny Linden Tree for the Abkhaz People
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Attempt on the Spiritual Symbol of Abkhazia, by Vitaly Sharia
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Several Observations Related to the Perception of the Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict, by Liana Kvarchelia
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Long Term Implications of the US destruction of Nordstream 2 Pipeline, by Graham E. Fuller
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"We don't owe anyone anything." Opinion on Abkhazia's attitude to the West and to Russia
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Lachin Corridor Blockade and Looming Humanitarian Disaster in Nagorno Karabakh, by Vicken Cheterian
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Russia, Georgia, and Abkhazia, by Edward Mihalkanin
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How do contested states seek international recognition? The case of Abkhazia | Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
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Liana Kvarchelia: “The decision of the European Union was not absolutely inevitable”
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East and West: between Hammer and Anvil, by Stanislav Lakoba
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Lukashenko and Abkhazia: He’ll toss it aside, no he won’t toss it aside, he’ll press it to his heart... By Vitaly Sharia
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Western Media Coverage of Abkhazia Has Become The Pattern Thirty Years Later, by Patrick Armstrong
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Conflicts on Our Borders, by Yevgeny M. Primakov - from his book 'A World Challenged'
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Civil Society and Conflict Transformation in De Facto States: The Case of Abkhazia
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The Ibero-Caucasian hypothesis and the historiography of Abkhazia, by Kevin Tuite
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Greeks and "Georgians" in ancient Colchis, by Philip L. Kohl and Gocha R. Tsetskhladze
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Liana Kvarchelia: “For Freedom House the level of freedom is important”
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The Impact of Historical Narratives on Ethnic Conflicts in Nagorno-Karabakh, Abkhazia and South Ossetia
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The Sacred Time of the Azhyrnyhwa Ritual, by Marina Bartsyts
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How can Georgian-Abkhaz conflict be settled in the realities of today's world? By Astamur Tania
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'Discussion' about Abkhazia without Abkhazians, by Vitali Sharia
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A century of Sovietisation, or How Abkhazia became a republic, by Vitaly Sharia
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“What Are They Doing? After All, We’re Not Germans”: Expulsion, Belonging, and Postwar Experience in the Caucasus, by Claire P. Kaiser
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The case study of Abkhazia's financial foreign policy towards Russia since 2008, by Barbara Waldner
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How Armenia Lost Karabakh and Lessons for Abkhazia, by A Concerned Citizen
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Better a bitter truth than a sweet lie, by David Dasania
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Karabakh: a reasonable compromise, by Stephen D. Shenfield
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Victims of Geopolitics: Young Generations in Abkhazia Struggle with Lack of Travel and Education Opportunities Abroad
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Some lessons to be learnt from the Karabakh war, by Dieter Boden
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Learning from the past: What Europe should learn from the mistakes made in Artsakh, by Sascha Düerkop
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Nagorno Karabakh; Frozen Conflicts and The Generational Trap, by Christopher Langton
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Armenians and their Dialects in Abkhazia, by Viacheslav Chirikba
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A Commentary by Dieter Boden
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Incompatibility of Cultures, by Victor Shnirelman
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Alternative Prehistory, by Victor A. Shnirelman
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Caucuses in the Caucasus: The Application of the Right of Self-Determination, by Robert McCorquodale and Kristin Hausler
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The Abkhazians: A national minority in their own homeland, by Edward Mihalkanin
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Three types of forgetting: on contested states in Europe, by Bruno Coppieters
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The pawn of great powers: The East–West competition for Caucasia, by Ronald Grigor Suny
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Yet a third consideration of Völker, Sprachen und Kulturen des südlichen Kaukasus, by George Hewitt
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Demographic Manipulation in the Caucasus (with Special Reference to Georgia), by George Hewitt
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The ‘Mingrelian Question’: Institutional Resources and the Limits of Soviet Nationality Policy, by Timothy K. Blauvelt
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Language Education and Ethnic Resentment in Soviet Abkhazia, 1939–53 by Timothy K. Blauvelt
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Four Positions on the Recognition of States in and after the Soviet Union, with Special Reference to Abkhazia, by Bruno Coppieters
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From the Idea of Caucasian Unity to Regional Fragmentation: The North Caucasus, 1990–1999, by Cem Oğuz
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