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Curriculum Vitae/Lebenslauf (Deutsch) Curriculum Vitae/Lebenslauf (Deutsch) Geburtsdaten: Geb. 1946, Innsbruck, Österreich Familienstand: Verheiratet mit Isabella, geb. Lienhart, Sohn: Andreas (DI Mag. Dr. sub ausp.) Wohnort: A-6100 Seefeld/Tirol, Schulweg 744 Militärdienst: 1969 Schulbildung: 1952 - 1956: Volksschule Seefeld/Tirol 1956 - 1960: Hauptschule Innsbruck/Hötting 1960 - 1964: Bundeshandelsakademie Innsbruck (19.6.1964: Matura) Hochschulbildung: 1964 - 1968: Studium der ‘Volkswirtschaftslehre’, UniVersität Innsbruck; 1968: Graduierung ‘Diplom-Volkswirt’ 1971 - 1973: Studium der ‘Sozial- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften’, UniVersität Innsbruck; 1971: Sponsion „Mag.rer.soc.oec.“; 1973: Promotion „Dr.rer.soc.oec.“ (Diss: Transfers zwischen Gebietskörperschaften (Auszeichnung)) 1973 - 1974: Studien- und Forschungsaufenthalt London (London School of Economics and Political Science – LSE, GB) 1976 u. 1978: (Kurz-)Forschungsaufenthalte UniVersity of York (GB) 1982: Habilitation für das Fachgebiet Volkswirtschaftslehre unter bes. Berücksichtigung der Finanzwissenschaft (Schrift: Politökonomische Theorie des Föderalismus, Veröff. im Nomos-Verlag, Baden-Baden (D)) Berufungen/Ernennungen: 1987 - 2012: Universitätsprofessor (Extraordinarius/Ordinarius) für Volkswirtschaftslehre Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Finanzwissenschaft und Sportökonomik, Universität Innsbruck 1992 – 2004: Leiter der Abteilung „Regionale und kommunale Finanzpolitik, FinanZaus- gleich“ des Instituts für Finanzwissenschaft, UniVersität Innsbruck (Abänderung nach Strukturverschiebung) 1985: Vis. Fulbright (Full) Professor, University of New Orleans (USA) 1993: Vis. Professor, Université R. Schuman (IME), Strasbourg (F) 1993/94: Vis. Professor, Università di Trento (I) 1999 und 2000: Vis. Professor, CEMAS – Marseille (F) 1977 – 1995: Lehrbeauftragter der University of Notre Dame, South Bend (USA) – Innsbruck Program 2012 – 2014: Lehrbeauftragter am Institut für Sportwissenschaften, UniV. Innsbruck 1971 - 2015: Gastvortragender an Verschiedenen ausländischen Universitäten: VR China, Dänemark, Deutschland, Frankreich, Großbritannien, Indonesien, Italien, Malaysien, Philippinen, Portugal, Schweden, Schweiz, Singapur, Spanien, Thailand, Ungarn, USA, Vietnam 1972 – 1993: Vortragender in und Leiter von – Vielzahl von Veranstaltungen und Seminaren der Tiroler Volkswirtschaftlichen Gesellschaft (TVG) 1 1974 – 1976: Vortragender in und Leiter von – Vielzahl von Veranstaltungen und Seminaren der 1982 – 1983: Vorarlberger Volkswirtschaftlichen Gesellschaft (VVG) 1975 – 1985: Referent in einer VielZahl Von Erwachsenenbildungsveranstaltungen Preise/Auszeichnungen: 1988: Leopold Kunschak-Preis (A) 1992: Distinguished Professor Award (Metro College, Univ. of New Orleans, USA) 1985: Mutual Educational Exchange Grant des Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Washington (USA) und Travel Grant der Austrian-American Educational (Fulbright) Commission (A) 1973: Studien- und Forschungsstipendium der Österreichischen Bundesregierung und des British Council, London (GB) 1967: AIESEC-Stipendiat, Zagreb (ehem. Jugoslawien/heute Kroatien) Ehrungen: 2006: Großes Silbernes Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich (Bundespräsident Heinz Fischer) 2017: Österreichisches Ehrenkreuz für Wissenschaft und Kunst I. Klasse (Bundespräsident Alexander Van der Bellen) 2010: Orden des Weißen Elefanten (4.Klasse) des Königreiches Thailand (SRH König Bumibol Adulyadej; gegengezeichnet HE Abhisit VejjajiVa, Ministerpräsident) 2009: Sportehrenzeichen der Stadt Innsbruck (BGMin Hilde Zach) 2005: Offizielle Ehrung und Danksagung für die Vertiefung der Beziehungen zwischen Indonesien und Österreich (insbes. Tirol und Yogjakarta) durch den indonesischen Botschafter in Wien 2012: Offizielle Danksagung für ‘Continued friendship and support for the University of New Orleans’ (President Peter Fos) 1995: Honorary Citizen of UNO, Univ. of New Orleans (USA) 1982: Intern. Honorary Citizen of the City of New Orleans (USA) Akademische Funktionen und Mitgliedschaften: 2007 – 2011: Leiter (~Vorstand) des Instituts für Finanzwissenschaft, Universität Innsbruck 1994 - 1996: Vorstand des Instituts für Finanzwissenschaft, Universität Innsbruck 1991: Geschäftsführender Vorstand des Instituts für Finanzwissenschaft, UniVersität Innsbruck („Trauerarbeit - Exkursionsunglück Lauda-Air, Thailand“) 1988 - 1990: Vorstand des Instituts für Finanzwissenschaft, Universität Innsbruck 1999 – 2011: Universitätsbeauftragter für die gesamten Internationalen Beziehungen der Universität Innsbruck; parallel Gf. VorsitZender des Auslands(-stipendien)-beirates gem. UOG 93 und UG 2002 2 1992 - 1999: „Auslandsreferent“ bzw. „Senatsbeauftragter“ für die gesamten Internationalen Beziehungen der UniVersität Innsbruck; parallel Vorsitzender der Kommission für Auslandsaktivitäten 2007 – 2011: Mitglied des International Relations Board der Universität Innsbruck 2005 bzw. 2006: Mitinitiator/Überringer der Hilfeleistungen der UniV. Innsbruck bzw. des Landes Tirol anl. des Hurrikans „Katrina“ 2005/New Orleans (USA) und des Java-Erdbebens 2006/Yogyakarta (Indonesien) 2000 – 2011: Mitglied des Forums ‚Internationales’ der Österr. RektorenkonferenZ (ÖRK), nunmehr Österr. UniversitätenkonferenZ (uniko) 2005: Mitglied der Arbeitsgruppe ‚Wissensbilanz’ des Forums ‚Internationales’ der Österr. RektorenkonferenZ 1972 – 2012: Mitglied im/des/ der/von Akademischen Senat, Rechts- und Staatswiss. Fakultät, SOWI-Fakultät, Fakultät für VW und Statistik, Fakultätsbeirat, Institutskonferenz, Institutsbeirat, Senatsbudgetkommission, Budget-, Personal- und Baukommissionen der Fakultäten, Berufungs- und Habilitationskommissionen 2010 – 2016: Mitglied des Strategiebeirats der OeAD GmbH (neu) – Bestellung durch den AR 2000 – 2009: Vizepräsident und Mitglied des gf. Präsidiums sowie Vertreter des Universitätsstandortes Innsbruck im ÖAD (Österreichischer Austauschdienst, Wien/Innsbruck – nunmehr OeAD GmbH) (Wiederwahl 2003, 2006) 1997 -2000: Vizepräsident des und Vertreter des Hochschulstandortes Innsbruck im ÖAD (Österr. (Akademischer) Austauschdienst, Wien/Innsbruck) 1972 - 1996: Referent (VertrauensdoZent) für das Ausländerstudium des ÖAD an der Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftlichen Fakultät und SOWI-Fakultät der Universität Innsbruck 1998 – 2010: Mitglied des Beirats der ÖAD-/OeAD-Wohnraumverwaltungs GmbH (Wien) 1997 - 2003: Mitglied des „STANFORD-Beirates“ beim BMAA und BMBWK, Wien 1987 – 1992: Austrian National Delegate, ERASMUS Quality Evaluation Project, European Commission (Brussels/Vienna) 1998 – 2004: (Austrian-ÖAD) Delegate to ACA (Academic Cooperation Association, Brüssel, B) 2005 – 2009: (Austrian-ÖAD) Ass. Delegate to ACA 1994 - 2012: ASEA-UNINET - Koordinator, Universität Innsbruck 2015 – 2016: Delegierter des ASEA-Uninets im ASEF Higher Education Programme (AHEP) resp. AHEP AC, Singapore 2007 – 2015: Delegierter des ASEA-Uninets/Mitglied in der ASEM Education Hub Advisory Committee (ASEF), Singapore 2003 – 2006: EURASIA-PACIFIC-Uninet-Koordinator, Universität Innsbruck 2006 – 2010: ÖAD/OeAD GmbH-Delegierter i.d. GeneralVersammlung des Vereins ‚EURASIA- PACIFIC Uninet’ (Salzburg/Wien) 2003 - 2012: Koordinator – Austausch National University of Singapore 2006 – 2012: Koordinator – Kooperationsvertrag Peking University, Beijing (PRC) 2006 – 2012: Koordinator – Kooperationsvertrag Fudan UniVersity, Shanghai (PRC) 3 2006 – 2012: Koordinator – Austausch Tongji University, Shanghai (PRC) 2006 – 2012: Koordinator – Kooperationsvertrag University of Hongkong 2006 – 2012: Koordinator – Austausch Hongkong University of Science and Technology 2008 – 2012: Koordinator – Kooperationsvertrag University of the Philippines 1990 - 1998: Senatsbeauftragter für den Freundschaftsvertrag - University of New Orleans (LA, USA) 1998 - 2000: Senatsbeauftragter für den Freundschaftsvertrag - Università di Trento (I) 2013 – 2017 Academic Coordinator/Univ. of Innsbruck: ERASMUS-MUNDUS ECW Action 2, Lot 12 countries (wie L 12 BTG und OMS) – Project: SWAP and TRANSFERS (SAT) (Main Coord.: University of Trento (I)) 2011 – 2015 Academic Coordinator/Univ. of Innsbruck: ERASMUS – MUNDUS ECW Action 2, L 13 countries (wie L 12 BTG) – Project: ONE MORE STEP (OMS) (Main Coord.: University of Trento (I)) 2009 – 2013: Academic Coordinator/Univ. of Innsbruck: ERASMUS-MUNDUS ECW Lot 12 (Countries: Cambodia, PR China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam plus EU) – Project: BRIDGING the GAP (BTG) (Main Coord.: University of Trento (I)) 1996 - 2003: SOKRATES/ERASMUS - Koordinator, Universität Innsbruck Mitglied in Akademie, Forschungs-, Experten- und Herausgebergremien 2003 - …. Korrespondierendes Mitglied der Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung, Hannover (D) 1999 – 2004: Mitglied des AK „Geographischer Föderalismus“ der Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung, Hannover (D) 2011 - 2016: Vorsitzender der ‚Kommission für Entwicklungsforschung‘ (früher: Entwicklungsfragen) bei der OeAD GmbH (früher Österr. Akademie der Wissenschaften) 2011 - 2016: Ernennung Zum persönlichen Mitglied der ‚Kommission für Entwicklungs- fragen‘ bei der OeAD GmbH durch BM Univ.-Prof. Dr. K. Töchterle 2010 – 2011: Vorsitzender der ‚Kommission für Entwicklungsfragen‘ bei der OeAD GmbH 2008 – 2010: Delegierter/Mitglied der Uniko (Forum Internationales) in der ‚Kommission für Entwicklungsfragen‘ bei der Österr. Akademie der Wissenschaften 1993 - …: Mitglied der Österreichischen Forschungsgemeinschaft (ÖFG), Wien 1993 - 1998: Vorsitzender der Kommunalwissenschaftlichen Arbeitsgemeinschaft
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