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The Politics of Threat Construction: Securitisation as a Site of Contestation in Georgia’s Public Sphere
Moving beyond studies on contemporary security challenges posed by information manipulation, economic coercion, and military pressure, this article problematises the securitisation of foreign interference narratives by political leaders through the case of Georgia (2023–2025). The analysis draws on
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