Austria

Austria
Austrian Institute for International Affairs (oiip)

 

The Austrian Institute for International Affairs (oiip) is an independent, non-profit think-tank. Established in 1978 by the then Chancellor Bruno Kreisky, the oiip has advised on public policy and has conducted primary scientific research in the area of international affairs. Ever since, the institute supports international academic exchange and plays a key role in hosting international conferences, it is a venue for second track-diplomacy and serves as a platform for young researchers.

The oiip conducts research in the following three areas: Global Security Governance / Processes of Change / Comparative Foreign Policy Analysis. Middle East the Mediterranean, Europe and the US are regional focal points. Members of the Institute publish widely, consult public and private institutions, and regularly feature in the national media.

The Institute maintains a number of publications, and works closely with other national and international research institutions.

 

 

The Foundation provides logistical and operational support to the National Network in Austria through the Network Strategic Development Scheme (NSDS). For more information, please refer to the document “NSDS Step 4” under Resources column on the right. This document highlights the main responsibilities and services to be provided by the Network Coordinator for the members until 31 August 2011.

Under Resources you can also find other important documents for the Network, such as: Network Internal Rules, Members List and Member Survey Results 2010. 

To date, the Austrian network includes 55 members . Most of these institutions work in the areas of arts, international relations, human rights and research

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Network Internal Rules38.07 KB
Members Survey Results 201041.71 KB
NSDS Step 437.17 KB
Members List91.25 KB

Latest News

Updates about the "1001 Actions" Campaign"

National Network: 
Austria

Due to the major ALF campaign “1001 actions”, we had within the last months several network meetings in terms of shaping our projects and actions and introducing technical and operational news (i.e. new collaborator to the Head of Network).

On Feb. 19th the Austrian ALF Network gathered at the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs firstly to welcome a new Network member – the Austrian Barock Academy and to finalize the organizational part of our “Dialogue Day” projects.

Technical questions concerning the Call for Proposals modus and the issue of a regional expansion of the network were discussed.
We met again at March 10th at the Ministry discussing the latest changes within the Foundation (election of the new president) and listened to the proceedings of our working groups - constituted out of our network organizations - and which are now since several weeks in charge of realizing our “Dialogue Day” projects. Proposals for Improvement, financial issues and program-details of our kick-off event “Experiencing encounter – practical dialogue” on May 19th were high on the agenda.
We will meet again on April 21st for a final coordination.