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‘Game of Thrones Moment' for Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh[Over]

September 24, 2019 21:39PM

By Ahmad Alili, Head of Research, Caucasus Policy Analysis Center, Baku By Ahmad Alili, Head of Research, Caucasus Policy Analysis Center, Baku

In the real world, we do not have dragons, faceless men, red woman, white walkers or resurrection from the dead. Yet, the public policy challenges facing advisers in the famous Game of Thrones (GoT) TV show mirror those that political advisors to real governments face. We draw parallels to the real world in the way the show's decision-makers and advisers face the same limitations of time, resources and information bias. READ MORE

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