Tamar Papashvili

Assistant

Affiliate Assistant
MA, PH.D. candidate
E-mail: t.papashvili@sabauni.edu.ge

CV

Tamar Papashvili is an Assistant of Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, a member of Prince David Institute for Law. She earned her M.A. from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University and is currently doing a PHD at the same university. She has been teaching Constitutional Law and Municipal Law since 2014. Tamar joined Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University in 2019.

Her main areas of research: Constitutional and Municipal Law. 

Courses Taught: 

• Introduction to the Constitutional Law
• Georgian Constitutional Law
• Municipal Law

Publications

Books

• Georgian Constitutional Law Manual, Dimitry Gegenava, Beka Kantaria, Lana Tsanava, Tengiz Tevzadze, Zurab Matcharadze, Paata Javakhishvili Tinatin Erkvania, Tamar Papashvili,  Prince David Law Institute, 2013
• Georgian Constitutional Law Manual, 2nd Addition, Dimitry Gegenava, Beka Kantaria, Lana Tsanava, Tengiz Tevzadze, Zurab Matcharadze, Paata Javakhishvili Tinatin Erkvania, Tamar Papashvili, Prince David Law Institute, 2014
• Patterns of Constitutional Change in Georgia: Gaps and Perspective of Normative Regulation, Tamar Papashvili, Dimitry Gegenava, Prince David Law Institute, 2014
• Georgian Constitutional Law Manual, 3rd Addition, Paata Javakhishvili Tinatin Erkvania, Tamar Papashvili, Prince David Law Institute, 2015
• Georgian Constitutional Law Manual, 4th Revised Addition, Dimitry Gegenava, Beka Kantaria, Lana Tsanava, Tengiz Tevzadze, Zurab Matcharadze, Paata Javakhishvili Tinatin Erkvania, Tamar Papashvili, Prince David Law Institute, 2016
• Twenty Years Without Parliamentary Oversight; Oversight of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the State Security Service and the Intelligence Service of Georgia by the Supreme Representative Body, Vakhtang Menabde, Tamar Papashvili, Nino Kashakashvili, Giorgi Kekenadze, The Open Society Georgia Foundation, 2017
• Control of the Local Representative Organ Over the Work of the Executive, Vakhtang Menabde, Tamar Papashvili, Nino Kashakashvili, The Open Society Georgia Foundation, 2017
• Constitutionalism, Book I, Tamar Papashvili, Dimitry Gegenava, Vakhtang Zhvania, Besarion Loladze, Beka Kantaria, Davit Jaiani, Salome Tsurtsumia, Ana Pirtskhalashvili, Sophio Tsakadze, Ekaterine Kokichaishvili,  Giorgi Gogiberidze, Zurab Jibghashvili, Davit Makaridze, Rati Bregadze, Prince David Law Institute, 2018
• An Introduction to Georgian Constitutional Law, Dimitry Gegenava, Lana Tsanava, Tamar Papashvili, Giorgi Sioridze, Ketevan Vardosanidze, Giorgi Goradze, Paata Javakhishvili, Zurab Matcharadze, Besik Loladze, Rati Bregadze, Tengiz Tevzadze, Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University Press, 2019.

Articles

• Competences of the President and the Government in Foreign Affairs in light of the Constitutional Reform of 2010, Modern Constitutional Law, Book 1, Prince David Law Institute, 2012
• The Judicial Branch of Democratic Republic of Georgia – the Key Note Aspects, The Democratic Republic of Georgia and Constitution of 1921, Prince David Law Institute, 2013
• Guarantees of Independence of Constitutional Court, Journal: Modern Law Review, N1 (2), Prince David Institute for Law, 2014
• Dimensions and Context of the Presidential Veto Power, Papers for the 2nd National Conference in Constitutional Law, Prince David Institute for Law, 2016
• Constitutional framework of the electoral System – perspectives of the current reform in Georgia, 800 Years of Constitutionalism, 3rd National Conference in Constitutional Law, Prince David Law Institute, 2017
• The signs of gerrymandering in Georgian Electoral Law, Tengiz Tevzadze, Tamar Papashvili, Academic Journal of Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani, Orbeliani №2, 2020.