A kaleidoscopic portrait of Georgia's capital city since 1989. Located on Europe's periphery, at the edge of Asia, Tbilisi has always been a crossroads of culture, peoples and politics. From architecture to art, protest to religion, nationalism to language, this book offers a pen portrait of the modern Georgian capital-a city where old and new live side by side in restless harmony. Tbilisi has played an outsize role in modern global politics. Beginning in 1989, Maximilia...
