Books & Scholarship

• Anna Dolidze, “Who is the System?, 2024.

• Anna Dolidze, First Steps: Georgian Judiciary During the First Democratic Republic (1918-1921), 2019

• Anna Dolidze, Academic Writing in Law, 2017

• Anna Dolidze, Essays: Towards an Unknown Port, 2016

Scholarship

• Anna Dolidze & Tamar Oniani, Is Transparency Enough? Informal Governance Networks and the Selection Process of a Georgian Judge to the European Court of Human Rights (Rev. Central and East European Law, 2024 )https://brill.com/view/journals/rela/49/1/article-p119_005.xml

•  Anna Dolidze, A Dialogue with Whom? NGOs’ Participation in the Transnational Judicial Dialogue (Journal of International Dispute Settlement 2024 forthcoming)

• Anna Dolidze, International Dispute Resolution as Polyphony: Amicus Curiae Participation in International Tribunals, Georgetown J. Int. Law 54, 2023

• V. Akchurina & Anna Dolidze, The Impact of Sanctions against Russia on Central Eurasia: A New Great Game Through a Feminist Lens (Journal of Int. Women’s’ Studies 2023) 

• Anna Dolidze, Repatriation of Muslim Georgians: Mission Accomplished? Religions (2023)

• Anna Dolidze, The Four Discourses of the Non-Native Speaker: Russia’s Approach to International Law (submitted. Under review)

• Anna Dolidze, Nine Bloody Years: The Politics of Naming and Transitional Justice in Georgia (submitted. under review)

• Anna Dolidze & Valerie Hans, Legal Pluralism and The Reception of Jury Trials in The Republic of Georgia (Submitted. Under review)

•  Anna Dolidze, Bridging International and Comparative Law: Amicus Curiae Participation as a Vertical Legal Transplant, 26 (4) European Journal of International Law 2016.

• §  Anna Dolidze, Promise and Perils of the International Human Right to Property, 47 The University of the Pacific Law Review 2016.

• Anna Dolidze, The Non-Native Speakers of International Law: the Case of Russia, 15 Baltic Yearbook of Int’l. L., 2015.

• Sara Seck & Anna Dolidze, ITLOS Case No. 17 and the Evolving Principles for Corporate Responsibility under International Law, Responsibilities of the Non-State Actors in Armed Conflict and the Market Place (Cedric Ryngaert, Math Noortmann & Noemi Gal-Or, 2015). 

• Anna Dolidze, Beyond the Binary of Exogenous and Endogenous Transitions: The International Governance of Transitional Justice in Georgia, Transitional Justice in a Reunified Korea: Peace-Building and Reconciliation (Ruti Teitel & Buhm Suk-Baek Eds.2015). 

• Anna Dolidze, Jury Trials in Georgia and Their Compatibility with the European Convention of Human Rights, European Standards of Human Rights and their Influence on Georgian Legislation and Practice (Konstantin Korkelia Ed.,2014). 

• Anna Dolidze, Advisory Opinion on Responsibility and Liability for International Seabed Mining (ITLOS Case No. 17) and the Future of NGO Participation in the International Legal Process, 19 ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law 2013.

• Anna Dolidze, Making International Property Law: Amici Curiae in International Dispute Resolution, 40 Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce, 2013.

• Anna Dolidze, Lampedusa and Beyond: Recognition, Implementation, and Justiciability of Stateless Persons’ Rights under International Law, 6 Interdisciplinary Journal of Human Rights Law (2011-2012). 

• Anna Dolidze, Burger, Without Spies, Please: Notes from a Human Rights Researcher, Voices, 2009 at 14, reprinted in Law and Order (Cynthia NitzRis Ed., 2011).

• Anna Dolidze, The European Court of Human Rights and Non-Governmental Organizations, in Globalization and Governance 207, 207-231(Laurence Boulle ed., 2011).

• Anna Dolidze, Recognizing Differences in Dynamics of Recognition- Can Kosovo Serve as a Precedent for South Ossetia and Abkhazia? 2 Cornell International Affairs Review 42, 42-46 (2009).

•  Anna Dolidze, Internet Governance in Georgia in Governing the Internet: Freedom and Regulation in the OSCE Region 133, 133-147 (Christian Moller & Arnaud Amouroux eds.,2007).

•  Zurab Burduli & Anna Dolidze, Housing and Property Restitution in Georgia, in Returning Home: Housing and Property Restitution Rights of Refugees and Displaced Persons 317, 317-335 (Scott LeckieEd., 2003).