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E-brief No.10/2008: A Non-Stimulating Stimulus?

Study and Analysis No.376: Gender Gap in the CIS Region

Study and Analysis No.375: Policy Challenges Faced by Low-Income CIS Economies

Study and Analysis No.374: Regional Inequality and Convergence in Europe, 1995-2005

Polish Economic Outlook 3/2008: Special Feature - Resilience of the Polish Economy

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Last update
2009-01-05

Tamaz Asatiani

Executive Director, CASE-Transcaucasus

Expertise:
Social-economic issues of transition countries, macroeconomics

Background:
Previous CASE projects:
• Georgia: Macroeconomic and Structural Reforms Advice to the President of Georgia, Administrative Director, (2000-present)
• Georgia: Quarterly Magazine "Economy of Georgia: Trends, Analysis, Forecast", Editor-in-Chief (2000-present)
• Georgia: Support for Economic Reform in Georgia, Project Director (2000-2002)
• Georgia: Social-economic Research in the Borjorni-Kharagauli Region, Project Director (September -December 2000)
• Conference: Challenges of Social Policy Reform in Georgia, Project Co-Director (March 2000)
• Seminar: Social Policy Reforms in Transition Economy, Seminar Director (July 1999)

Previous Positions:
• Consultant, Training Program on Social Policy Reforms in Transition Economies (SPRITE) Georgia, EDI of the World Bank (1996-2000)
• Lecturer, Georgian-American Institute of Public Administration (1995-2002)
• Lecturer, Graduate School of Management, Tblisi, Georgia (1992-1995)
• Lecturer, Georgian Technical Univesity, (1989-1995)

Education:
M.Sc. Systems Engineering (1989) Georgian Technical University

Additional Training:
Certificate in Social Policy, Programs and Projects (1997) Economic Development Institute of the World Bank

Languages:
English (Fluent), Georgian (Fluent), Russian (Fluent)

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Selected International Publications:

		Lessons learned from administrative simplifications improving business environment in developed countries. Possible implications for South Caucasus countries
		Экономичецкая политика Грузии до и после «революции роз»


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