(book chapters)

• “Georgian Modernism: Relocating Georgian Culture”. Jürgen Trinks, Dato Barbakadse, (Hg.) Chancen und Schwierigkeiten des interkulturellen Dialogs über ästhetische Fragen Unter Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Entwicklungen in der Kaukasusregion Reihe: Transkulturelle Forschungen an den Österreich-Bibliotheken im Ausland. Bd. 13, 2016.
• “Cultural Conversion: from Modernism to Socialist Realism. Boris Pasternak and Titsian Tabidze”. Models of Personal Conversion in Russian cultural history of the 19^th and 20^th centuries (Interdisciplinary Studies on Central and Eastern Europe). Bern: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften. 2015.
• “Stereotyping the Past, and the Future. A Georgian Case”. Nations and Stereotypes 25 Years After. Krakow: International Cultural Centre, 2015.
• “Socialist Realism from Centre to Periphery: Doctrine and Indoctrination.” Littérature et Totalitarisme : Écrire pour Témoigner, Presses Universitaires de Namur. 2015.
• “Tatiana Vechorka. Futurist Poetess in Tbilisi, Baku and Moscow”. International Yearbook of Futurism Studies. Ed. by Gunter Berghaus. Volume 5. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2015.
• „Transferring Avant-garde to Georgia/Transferring Georgia to Avant-garde”, Transferts, appropriations et fonctions de l’avant-garde dans l’Europe intermédiaire et du Nord, 1909-1989. Cahiers de la Nouvelle Europe, Numéro spécial, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3, 2012.
• “H2SO4: The Futurist Experience in Georgia”. International Yearbook of Futurism Studies, Ed. by Gunter Berghaus. Volume 1. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2011.
• “Totalitarian and National Cultural Models as a Binary Opposition”, Totalitarianism and Literary Discourse: 20th Century Experience. Ed. by I. Ratiani. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK, 2011.

Books

• Georgian Text in Soviet/Post-Soviet/Postmodern Context. Tbilisi: Ilia State University Press, 2016 (In Georgian, with English Summary).
• Yearbook of Comparative Literature 1, Tbilisi, Ilia State University, 2013. Editor (with Atinat Mamatsashvili-Kobakidze).

Papers in academic journals

• "Cubism Influence in Georgia: Cobo-Futurism, Kiril Zdanevich, David Kakabadze". (co-authored with Nana Kipiani). Ars. Institute of Art History of Slovak Academy of Science. 2015.
• “Patriotisme et résistance dans la poésie géorgienne”. Inflexions. Civils et Militaires,  Pouviors Dire. 2014. Numero 26. Patriotisme.
• “Polish and Georgian Cultural Experiences. The Avant-garde Against Socialist Realism”. Herito, ICC, Krakow, Poland. 2011. Nr. 4

An extensive list of publications

•  „Vorwort. im: Badri Guguschwili“. Badri Gugushvili. Der Tag des Menschen. Gedichte. Ludwigsburg: Pop, 2016. (in German).
• „Schota Tschantladse“ – ein un-sowjetischer Dichter im sowietischen Georgien. Schota Tschantladse. Manifest. Ludwigsburg: Pop, 2016. (in German).
• “Galaktion Tabidze – National Poet”. In: Galaktion Tabidze 120. Ed. Bu T. Doiashvili. Tbilisi: Shota Rustaveli Institute of Georgian Literature, 2016.
• Georgian Literature. Textbook for Georgian Schools, Grades 10, 11. Tbilisi: Artanuji, 2009; 2010 (in Georgian)
• “Galaktion Tabidze – The People’s Poet”. Galaktionology, Ed. by T. Doiashvili. Tbilisi: Shota Rustaveli Institute of  Georgian Literature, 2010 (in Georgian)
• “Preface to the Selection of Modern Georgian Mythological Poetry”, International Poetry Review, May, 2009, UNC, Greensboro, USA (in English)
• “Anti- utopian Novel and Anti-Utopian Reality”, Tsakhnagi,  1, 2009 (in Georgian)
• “Postmodernism”. Theory of Literature -20^th Century Major Methodological Concepts and Movements, Ed. I. Ratiani. Shota Rustaveli Institute of Georgian Literature, Tbilisi, 2006 (in Georgian)
• “From State Language Education to Civil Integration”. Language Policies and Education in Multilingual Societies, Ed. Carine Bachmann, Geneva: Cimera, 2006
• “Post-Soviet Period and Postmodetnisation in Georgian Literature”. Literaturuli Palitra, 4-5, 2005, Tbilisi (in Georgian)
• “Cultural Identity in 20^th Century Georgia”. Kritika, 1, 2005 (in Georgian)
• “On Aesthetical Principle of the Generation from Sixties and the Blue Horns”. Ilia Compendium. Volume 2. Ed. L. Minashvili. Tbilisi: Tbilisi State University Press, 2004 (in Georgian)
• “Post-Soviet Trauma in Georgian Literature and the End of One More Narrative”.  Sjani, 5, 2004 (in Georgian)
• “Einfuhrung in die postsowjetische georgische Literatur”, Salz, Zeitschrift fur Literatur, Jahrgang 29/III – Heft 115 / Marz 2004 (Mitverfaser   Dato Barbakadse), (in German)
• “The Image of Tbilisi in XX century Georgian Poetry”. The Image of the City in  Literature, Media, and Society . Ed. by Will Wright; Steven Kaplan; Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery, University of Southern Colorado, 2003.
• “National Identity in Soviet / Post-Soviet Georgian Literature”, Journal of Eurasian Research, N    Vol. 2. No. 1, Winter, 2003.
• Dadaism and Blue Hornes, Literaturnaia Gruzia, 1-6, 2002 (in Russian).
• “The Problems of Georgian Prose of the 90’s in the Context of Culture and Consciousness”, Chveni Mtserloba, 6, 2002 (in Goergian)

• “Return to the Land”, Kriteriumi, 4, 2001 (in Georgian)

• “The Nominating Function of Word and Grigol Robakidze’s “Sitkvis Roia”, Literaturuli Dziebani,  XXII, 2001 (in Georgian)
• “Georgi Leonidze’s Symbolist Lyric”. George Leonidze, Ed. By T. Barbakadze, Tbilisi, Saari, 2001 (in Georgian).
• “Giorgi Leonidze’s “Natvris Khe”. George Leonidze, Ed. By T. Barbakadze, Tbilisi, Saari, 2001 (in Georgian).
• “Titsian Tabidze’s Symbolist Lyric”, Titsian Tabidze,  Ed. By T. Barbakadze. Tbilisi, Metsniereba, 1999 (in Georgian).
• “Titsian Tabidze’s “With Blue Horns”, Titsian Tabidze,  Ed. By T. Barbakadze. Tbilisi, Metsniereba, 1999 (in Georgian).
• “The Twentieth Century Literary Movements in Georgia”, Burji Erovnebisa, 3-5, 1998 (in Georgian).
• “The Problem of Interpretation in Otar Chkheidze’s Novel “Boriaki”, Tsiskari, 4, 1998(in Georgian).
• “The Man Who Loves Literature (On Guram Dochanashvili’s Story)”, Apra, 4, 1998 (in Georgian).
• “There is Nothing to be Afraid Of (On Givi Margvelashvili’s play)”, Apra, 5, 1998 (in Georgian).