EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION AGREEMENTS AND SOME ASPECTS OF GEORGIA ECONOMICS

Association agreement between the EU and Georgia, unlike the prior similar agreements, takes into account very important mechanisms of real convergence with European Union, European legislation and standards. Association Agreement with the European Union does not imply affiliation, (ex. Turkey an association agreement was signed in 1960, but the country is still not an EU member). However, an Association Agreement with the EU legislation implies such a high level of convergence that the effective implementation of the Europeanization process is irreversible. In addition, the Association Agreement with the European Union is the real mechanism of political association and gradual economic integration. However, it should be understood that the agreement is contributing to a lot of things, many of which gives rise to liability. For the proper execution of agreement relevant levers like many aspects of Georgian economy, trade policy and legislation, which we will discuss in this paper, are required

R1A SUBCLADES AND BRONZE AGE MIGRATIONS ON THE EURASIAN STEPPES

Until recently, our knowledge of the prehistoric world has been blur in many aspects. It was unclear, whether if migrations, conquest, or merely cultural diffusion led from one culture to the other. By the beginning of the 20th century, the introduction of genetics into the study of ancient history gave opportunity for a deeper insight to the prehistoric world. As more and more genetic traces are explored, it becomes more and more possible to identify the routes and time of prehistoric migrations. If we can decode the information hidden in genetic data, a turbulent picture of migrations and conquest between certain prehistoric cultures emerges in front of our eyes. This paper attempts to identify prehistoric migrations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia from the Neolithic to the Bronz Age, based on statistical data of genetic samples