Georgian Society and Culture
Classes and Castes
An income gap exists between blue and white-collar workers. Most Georgians are impoverished. New classes of rich individuals, who are utilizing social and financial capital along with political corruption to accumulate wealth.
Religion Religious influence is minimal and subtle and does not overtly affect the ethos, conduct, or etiquette of Georgians. Hospitality
Jovial and welcoming are two characteristics of hospitality in Georgia. Foreigners can expect to eat a meal with their hosts and guests are perceived as a gift. Hierarchy Like many older cultures, age, position, and power are pivotal roles in the culture. Older individuals receive the first introduction and maintain
Classes and Castes
An income gap exists between blue and white-collar workers. Most Georgians are impoverished. New classes of rich individuals, who are utilizing social and financial capital along with political corruption to accumulate wealth.
Religion Religious influence is minimal and subtle and does not overtly affect the ethos, conduct, or etiquette of Georgians. Hospitality
Jovial and welcoming are two characteristics of hospitality in Georgia. Foreigners can expect to eat a meal with their hosts and guests are perceived as a gift. Hierarchy Like many older cultures, age, position, and power are pivotal roles in the culture. Older individuals receive the first introduction and maintain