On August 14th Katrin Praprotnik and Flooh Perlot published the current research article “More or Less Integration? Examining Support for Different EU Future Scenarios in Austria” in the journal European Politics and Society. The article can be accessed here.
The ADL team explores the topics satisfaction with democracy and the future of Austrian democracy. With this project we would like to initiate discussions about the state of Austrian Democracy and to contribute to its further development.
The results of our second Democracy Radar will be presented here soon.
Founded in 1995, Danube University Krems is a public university for postgraduate education. It is among Europe’s leading universities for continuing education. Danube University stands for life-long learning and application-oriented research.
The Karl-Franzens University was founded in 1585 and is the second-oldest university in Austria. With over 300,000 students, the Karl-Franzens University is also one of the country’s biggest universities. Its six faculties offer a wide range of courses. Located in the South of Austria, the Karl-Franzens University is known for a lively scientifc and cultural exchange with South-Eastern European countries.
The project is conducted in cooperation with Forum Morgen.