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https://ecpr.eu/profile/JaroslavaBarbieri
I am a doctoral researcher at the Department of Political Science and International Studies, University of Birmingham. My PhD looks at the role of Russian state and non-state actors in strengthening attributes of statehood and sovereignty in post-Soviet de facto states (with a focus on Ukraine and Moldova) and related challenges to conflict resolution. I am also research consultant for the Arena program based at Johns Hopkins University which gathers experts from a variety of fields to analyse the impact of disinformation and malign propaganda on modern democracy and to provide innovative solutions. My research interests are Russian foreign policy, post-Soviet conflicts and de facto states, Eurasian security, Ukrainian politics, democratisation in the Eastern Partnership countries, disinformation and the political use of history. I have also been a teaching fellow at the Department of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Birmingham throughout my doctoral studies. Previously, I was a research consultant for EU-STRAT, an international research project funded by the European Commission which focused on the relationship between the European Union and the countries in the Eastern neighbourhood, and a research assistant for the Conflict Studies Research Centre, a research consultancy primarily focused on defence studies and cyber security in Eurasia. I hold an MPhil degree in European Politics from the University of Oxford.
Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Foreign Policy, National Identity
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