Barbara teaches international politics, democratisation processes and democracy and digitisation.
She is author of three books and several articles focusing on the internal and international dimension of democratisation in East and Central Europe, and on Russian revisionism.
Regional and Global Revisionism: Russia and China in a Comparative Perspective
The International Spectator, 53(3), 2023, 96–112); with D. Huber
From Democracy to Hybrid Regime: Democratic Backsliding and Populism in Hungary and Tunisia
Contemporary Politics, 29(3), 2022; pp. 357–378
Russian Revisionism in the Putin Era: An Overview of Post-Communist Military Interventions in Georgia, Ukraine and Syria
Italian Political Science Review, 50(1), 2020
The Center-Periphery Cleavage Revisited: East and Central Europe from Postcommunism to Euroscepticism
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 22(2), 2016
The US-Russia Conflict in the Ukrainian Crisis: Unipolarism Versus Revisionism?
US Foreign Policy in a Challenging World: Building Order on Shifting Foundations
edited by M. Clementi, M. Dian and B. Pisciotta, Springer 2018
