Courses taught

Heidrun Åm: "Introductory Seminar: Political Systems in Comparison", Summer Semester 2008, Department of Political Sciences, University of Vienna

Heidrun Åm: "Introductory Course: Comparative Analysis of Politics", Winter Semester 2008, Department of Political Sciences, University of Vienna

Heidrun Åm: "Introduction to Critical Policy Analysis", Winter Semester 2009, Department of Political Sciences, University of Vienna, together with Ursula Naue and Ingrid Metzler

Martina Ciganikova: The Processes of Democratization in Africa, Summer Semester 2008, Department of International Development, University of Vienna

Martina Ciganikova: Democracy in Africa: Utopia or Reality?, Winter Semester 2007, Department of African Studies, University of Vienna

Martina Ciganikova: Development Cooperation, Summer Semester 2007, Winter Semester 2007, Department of International Development, University of Vienna

Petru Culeac: Guest lecture: “NATO Structure and Decision Making Process” within the NATO IDC Lecture Series “NATO in the XXI century. Challenges, Tendencies and Perspectives”, IDC NATO, Chisinau, Moldova, March 11, 2010

Olga Narbutovich: 2009: Visiting scholar, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Shanghai University of Engineering Science (China)Lectures:  "European Union and its Energy Policy and Risk Governance" "EU Nuclear Energy Policy and Waste Management"

Bert Preiss: Political Economy of Conflicts in Divided Societies, Winter Semester 2008, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna

Bert Preiss: Justice, Equality and Political Transformation in Conflict Societies, Summer Semester 2008, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna

Veronika Schwediauer: State Forms: Totalitarian, Authoritarian and Democratic Regimes, Summer Semester 2008, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna

Veronika Schwediauer: State Forms: Totalitarian, Authoritarian and Democratic Regimes, Talk in the Lecture ‘Political Theory’, Summer Semester 2008, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna

Violeda Umali: Economy and Society of Southeast Asia: Gender Issues, Winter Semester 2008, East Asian Studies, University of Vienna