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Wien - Salzburg Wien - Klagenfurt Linz Graz - Innsbruck Akademisches Forum Für Aussenpolitik-Österreich ACADEMIC FORUM FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS - AUSTRIA UNION ACADEMIQUE DES AFFAIRES ETRANGERES - AUTRICHE Veranstaltungsrückblick 2008 HOCHSCHULLIGA FÜR DIE VEREINTEN NATIONEN VEREINTEN FÜR DIE HOCHSCHULLIGA GRAZ - INNSBRUCK - KLAGENFURT - LINZ - SALZBURG - WIEN - SALZBURG WIEN - KLAGENFURT LINZ GRAZ - INNSBRUCK AKADEMISCHES FORUM FÜR AUSSENPOLITIK-ÖSTERREICH 2 2008 Graz 10. Jänner International Talk im Café M1 Clubroom „Die Grazer Wechselseitige - 180 Jahre Geschichte mit großer Zukunft in Zentraleuropa“ Konsul Dr. Franz Harnoncourt-Unverzagt, Aufsichtsratspräsident der Grazer Wechselseitigen Versicherung AG Thomas Janisch, AIESEC Graz Therese Schwarz, AFA-GRAZ in Zusammenarbeit mit: AIESEC Graz 05. März Diplomatischer Abend an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz „Karrieren mit der Diplomatischen Akademie Wien, den Vereinten Nationen und den Österreichischen Botschaften“ Ges. Mag. Gerhard Reiweger, stv. Direktor der Diplomatischen Akademie Wien Bot. i.R. Dr. Wolfgang Wolte, ehem. Vertreter Österreichs bei den Vereinten Nationen in New York Johanna Weberhofer, MA, Absolventin der Diplomatischen Akademie Wien Alexander Ceh, Vorstandsvorsitzender des AFA-Graz Moritz Schöllauf, Vorstandsassistent des AFA-Graz in Zusammenarbeit mit: Fakultätsvertretung Jus der Karl-Franzens Universität Graz AIESEC-GRAZ 17. Juni Podiumsdiskussion im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ an der Karl- Franzens-Universität Graz „Sustainable Regional Economy“ Mag. Siegfried Nagl, Bürgermeister der Stadt Graz Dekan Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wolf Rausch, Vorstand des Instituts für Informationswissenschaft der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz KR Hans Roth, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Saubermacher AG Oliver Schichl, Vorsitzender des Uni Management Clubs Steiermark Mag. Josef Mantl, MA, Vizepräsident des AFA-Österreich und Sprecher der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ in Zusammenarbeit mit mehreren Institutionen 04. Juli Meeting des AFA-GRAZ-Teams in der Café Bar Orange 20. Oktober Arbeitstreffen des AFA-GRAZ-Teams im Café Promenade 29. Oktober Podiumsdiskussion im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ an der Karl- Franzens-Universität Graz „Sozialökologische Aspekte des Klimaschutzes“ Lisa Rücker, Bürgermeister-Stellvertreterin der Landeshauptstadt Graz Oliver Schichl, Vorsitzender des Uni Management Club Steiermark KR Hans Roth, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Saubermacher AG Konsul KR Johannes Hornig, gf. Gesellschafter der J. Hornig GmbH Lina Yantcheva, CEO EYE - Ecology and Economy Mag. Clemens Mader, RCE Graz-Styria - Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development Michael Harnisch, Fakultätsvertretung SoWi, ÖH Uni Graz Mag. Josef Mantl, MA, Vizepräsident des AFA-Österreich und Sprecher der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ in Zusammenarbeit mit mehreren Institutionen 3 3. November Podiumsdiskussion im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ an der Karl- Franzens-Universität Graz „Sustainable Industry“ DI Günther Apfalter, Präsident von Magna Steyr Univ.-Prof. DI Dr. Wolfgang Hirschberg, Leiter des Frank Stronach Instituts der TU Graz Stefan F. Windberger, gf. Vorstandsvorsitzender des AFA-Graz Oliver Schichl, Vorsitzender des Uni Management Club Steiermark Michael Harnisch, Vorsitzender der FV SoWi, ÖH Uni Graz in Zusammenarbeit mit mehreren Institutionen 4. November „U.S. Election Night“ in der „Greenbox“ 20. November Vortrag im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ in der Steiermärkischen Bank und Sparkassen AG „Sustainable Future?!“ U.S. Senator Marc R. Pacheco, Chairman of the Massachusetts Senate Committee on Global Warming and Climate Change in Zusammenarbeit mit mehreren Institutionen 24. November Podiumsdiskussion im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ an der Karl- Franzens-Universität Graz „Zukunftsmarkt Russland“ Dr. Thomas Veraszto, stv. Geschäftsführer Severstal Dekan Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wolf Rauch, Vorstand des Instituts für Informationswissenschaft der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Univ.-Prof. Dr. Heinrich Pfandl, Institut für Slawistik der Karl- Franzens-Universität Graz Univ.-Prof. Dr. Manfred Fuchs, Institut für Internationales Management der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Georg Krasser, Vorstandsmitglied des AFA-Graz Oliver Schichl, Vorsitzender des Uni Management Club Steiermark in Zusammenarbeit mit mehreren Institutionen 02. Dezember Diskussion im Rahmen der „Sustainable Future Campaign“ im Afro-Asiatischen Institut Graz „Nachhaltiges Handeln der Weltkirche“ S.E. Weihbischof Franz Lackner, Österreichischer Jugendbischof KR Hans Roth, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Saubermacher Dienstleistungs AG Paula Aschauer, Vorstandsmitglied des AFA-Graz in Zusammenarbeit mit: Uni Management Club Graz 17. Dezember Debattierclub im Grazer Rathaus Innsbruck 20. August Informeller Abend im Restaurant „11-er Haus“ in Zusammenarbeit mit: Österreichische Liga für die Vereinten Nationen - Tirol 02. Oktober Meeting des AFA-INNSBRUCK-Teams im Café Central 17. Dezember Besichtigung der World Press Photo Ausstellung im Innsbrucker Congress mit anschließendem Glühweinumtrunk 4 Linz 17. Jänner Meeting des AFA-LINZ-Teams im Café Glockenspiel 17. Jänner AFA-Stammtisch im Café Glockenspiel 30. März Meeting des AFA-LINZ-Teams im Café Glockenspiel 15. April Kamingespräch im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe „Honorarkonsulate in Oberösterreich“ Dr. Norbert Beinkofer, Honorarkonsul der Italienischen Republik und Vorsitzender der Österreichischen Liga für die Vereinten Nationen - Oberösterreich in Zusammenarbeit mit: Österreichische Liga für die Vereinten Nationen - Oberösterreich 08. Juni Meeting des AFA-LINZ-Teams im Café Glockenspiel 17. Juni Kamingespräch im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe „Honorarkonsulate in Oberösterreich“ Mag. Dr. Ekkehard Redlhammer, Honorarkonsul der Französischen Republik 20. Juni Meeting des AFA-LINZ-Teams im Café Promenade 31. Oktober „John Harris Club“ in der „Remembar“ 25. - 26. November Österreichischer Biomassetag: „Die Biomasse in der Energiewende“ in Grieskirchen 17. Dezember Exkursion zur Wiener Börse Dr. Heinrich Schaller, Vorstand der Wiener Börse Dr. Bernhard Marckhgott, Leiter der Abteilung Public Affairs der Wiener Börse Salzburg 13. Februar Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG-Teams im Sternbräu 03. März Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG-Teams im Café Uni:Versum 06. März Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG im Sternbräu 13. März Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG im Sternbräu „U.S. Wahlkampf - die außenpolitischen Perspektiven“ 27. März Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG im Sternbräu „Einführung in die Regeln des Debattierclubs" 17. April Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG im Sternbräu „Protestbewegungen: 1968 - Sonderfall? Protest zwischen Mode und Politik - Protest heute" 15. Mai Meeting des AFA-SALZBURG im Sternbräu 29. - 31. Mai Exkursion nach Wien • Besuch und Gespräche im Bundesministerium für europäische und internationale Angelegenheiten (BMeiA) 5 • Besuch und Gespräche in der Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) • Informeller Gedankenaustausch mit dem AFA-WIEN • Besuch und Gespräche im Bundesministerium für Landesverteidigung • Gespräche im Amerika Haus • Besichtigung der Diplomatischen Akademie Wien 05. Juni Diskussionsabend im Café "capp&ccino" „Bolivien: Abspaltung der rohstoffreichen Region Santa Cruz?" 17. Juni Podiumsdiskussion und Filmscreening an der Paris-Lodron-Universität Salzburg „Die Unabhängigkeit des Kosovo - Neue Perspektiven für die Minderheiten am Westbalkan“ Max Brym, Redakteur von Kosovo Aktuell Ass.-Prof. Dr. Gerald Sprengnagel, Professor für Geschichte Univ.-Prof. Dr. Michael Geistlinger, Professor für Völkerrecht Univ.-Prof. Dr. Klaus Zelewitz, Universität Salzburg Odise Rexhaj, Regisseur des Films „Kosova-Oneway-ticket to Babylon“ Dr. Martin Stricker, Salzburger Nachrichten 26. Juni Semesterabschluss-Meeting im Müllnerbräu 14. August Generalversammlung im Café Tomaselli 02. September Arbeitstreffen im Café 220 Grad 02. Oktober Arbeitstreffen im Café Central 09. 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November Debattierclub „Redesalz“ an der Universität Salzburg 6 13. Oktober Diskussionsabend im Rahmen des Projektschwerpunkts „The Americas - eine Neuentdeckung“ im Café Central „Obama und die EU - Neues für die transatlantischen Beziehungen?“ 17. November Debattierclub „Redesalz“ an der Universität Salzburg 20. November „AFA-Bar“ im Rahmen des Politik Fest der Studienrichtungsvertretung Politik und Soziologie der Universität Salzburg im Cave Club 24. November Debattierclub „Redesalz“ an der Universität Salzburg 27. November Filmabend an der Universität Salzburg „Hotel Ruanda“ in Zusammenarbeit mit: STV Politik 01. Dezember Debattierclub „Redesalz“ an der Universität Salzburg 04. Dezember Diskussionsabend im Rahmen des Projektschwerpunkts
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