81. ACF austrian cultural forum. http://www.acfny.org/

82. Austrian, German, And Swiss Cultural Events In The Washington, DC Area Frequently updated list of austrian, German, and Swiss cultural events in thegreater Washington, DC area. Includes links to organizations. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Strasse/1945/events.html

Future Events Cultural Organizations Related Links Austrian, German, and Swiss Cultural Events has moved to a new ad-free site at www.traxlers.org/events/ Please bookmark the new site. The site lists events in the greater Washington area related to Austrian, German, and Swiss culture, music, and dancing. If you would like occasional special event notices by email, join Carol's group "eventsdc" at Yahoo! Groups. Simply send email to eventsdc-subscribe@yahoo.com Author: Carol Traxler caroltraxler@mail.yahoo Last update: June 2005.

83. WebCampus Sites Have Moved German, austrian, Swiss Cultural History German Studies Philosophy, Theologyand Religion Dr. Cheri Shakiban (Mathematics); Dr. Mary Lou Wolsey (French http://courseweb.stthomas.edu/moved.html

We've Moved! The WebCampus servers were decommissioned on February 15, 2004. The web site that you requested has been removed, or has been moved to a different server. Frequently Requested Sites Dr. Kenneth W. Kemp (Philosophy) Dr. Michael J. O'Donnell (Journalism) Dr. Richard A. Raschio (Spanish) Dr. Gerald W. Schlabach (Theology) Dr. Paul A. Schons (German) German, Austrian, Swiss Cultural History German Studies: Philosophy, Theology and Religion Dr. Cheri Shakiban (Mathematics) Dr. Mary Lou Wolsey (French) Minnesota AATF (American Association of Teachers of French) Minnesota AATG (American Association of Teachers of German) UST's Executive MBA Program (College of Business) To find sites not listed here Search other University of St. Thomas pages (use keywords related to the site that you intended to reach) Check the UST directory of people and departments for updated contact information (search for the faculty member or department that sponsored the site you intended to reach) Information Resources and Technologies University of St. Thomas

84. Ariadne Press Publisher and seller of books translated to English language authored by Austrians in order to make available their culture and literature to all. http://www.ariadnepress.com

85. Austrian Press & Information Service The austrian Cultural Forum in Washington, DC continues to be a focus of austrian Cultural Forum Embassy of Austria 3524 International Court, NW http://www.austria.org/forum_washington.shtml

Austrian Cultural Forum Washington, D.C. The Austrian Cultural Forum in Washington, D.C. continues to be a focus of cultural exchange between Austria and the United States. With sufficient space to seat up to 420 people, it is our aim to regularly host cultural, educational, as well as communal events. Together with American and Austrian partner organizations, we are able to present first-rate concerts with performances of classical- and contemporary music as well as jazz. Exhibitions, literary and academic events, film screenings and other special presentations follow suit. Each year, over 10,000 visitors attend our various programs, the majority of which are open to the public. Team: Margareta Ploder Director of the Cultural Forum E-mail :margareta.ploder@bmaa.gv.at Enrica James Assistant to the Director E-mail: enrica.james@bmaa.gv.at Address and contact information: Austrian Cultural Forum Embassy of Austria 3524 International Court, N.W.

86. The Austrian Embassy Cultural Attaché at the austrian Embassy and Director of the austrian CulturalForum (ACF). Matthias Radosztics. Third Secretary (Administrative Affairs) http://www.austro.org/e/embassy.html

@import url( "../Stylesheets/embassy_styles.css" ); The Austrian Embassy Public Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon Closed on Austrian Public Holidays Open on Canadian Public Holidays Consulates and Trade Missions page. Organization of the Embassy Ambassador: Otto Ditz Minister-Counsellor: Sigurd Pacher Matthias Radosztics Third Secretary (Administrative Affairs) and Vice-Consul: Maria-Theresia Unger A Message from the Austrian Ambassador to Canada Otto Ditz Ambassador Dear Fellow Countrymen and Dear Friends of Austria: It is a pleasure for me to welcome you to the web site of the Austrian Embassy. Here you will find information about politics, culture, economics and consular events; for news about foreign policy, cultural events abroad, joint international projects and current events, you may consult the web site of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In a country that is more than a hundred times as big as Austria, it is a formidable task indeed to promote the interests of our homeland and at the same time to see to the needs of Austrians now living in Canada. We like to see ourselves as a kind of central service centre receiving support from the branch offices in charge of foreign trade in Montreal and Toronto, and from the honorary consulates also. We are constantly seeking ways to strengthen the Austrian presence in Canada, in order to be a an even better partner for Canada in various joint ventures, and to extend a helping hand to our fellow Austrians who are now living in this beautiful country.

87. Art.Austria The culture Calendar provides an overview on Austria’s main cultural events.The information has been provided by the organisers or the Länder offices for http://www.bundeskanzleramt.at/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=4005&Alias=art

88. Art.Austria FEDERAL CHANCELLARY AUSTRIA . Events. austrian cultural calendar.Zum Inhalt Alt+1. Zur Bereichsnavigation Alt+2. Zum Hauptmenü Alt+3. http://www.bundeskanzleramt.at/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=4005&Alias=art&wai=true

89. Fivestars Zagreb - Only Recommended :: austrian Cultural ForumAddress Gunduliæeva This austrian Cultural Forums (formerCultural Institutes and Cultural Departments) were essentially created http://www.fivestars.hr/directory/entity/austrian_cultural_forum/

Get discounts in Zagreb Austrian Cultural Forum Address: Gunduliæeva 3 Phone: Fax: Map: Robert Szucsich, Director of the Austrian Cultural Forum Home Culture Cultural Centres Austrian Cultural Forum Enter keywords Street Register City Center Surroundings Current Weather Conditions Weather Forecast Exchange Rate List Asia Restaurant Capuciner Translator centre Lovriæ Confector ... Hidden Corners of Zagreb Do you know the story of Krvavi Most - Bloody bridge in Zagreb? Bookmark this page Set as your homepage Our banners Produced by

90. A U S T R I A Österreichischer Kulturservice (austrian Cultural Service), created in 1976 isformally a private association but is fully subsidized by the Ministry of http://www.culturelink.org/culpol/austria.html

AUSTRIA INTRODUCTION The Republic of Austria (Österreich) is made up of 9 Bundesländer (federal provinces). The total land area of 83,335 square km is inhabited by 8.13 million people (1998). 64 per cent of the population live in towns, while the Province of Vienna is 100 per cent urbanized. Lower levels of administration include Bezirks (districts) and local communities. Austria's central geographical position in Europe has been responsible for many changes over the centuries, as well as for various political, cultural and economic influences coming from the rest of Europe. For more than six centuries (1273-1918) Austria was ruled by archdukes, emperors (including an empress) and kings. The basis for the Second Republic is laid out in the federal constitution of 1920, the State Treaty of Vienna and the Constitutional Law on Permanent Neutrality. The Constitution provides for a parliamentary democracy. On 1 January, subsequent to a referendum, Austria acceded to the European Union and became part of a supranational organisation. Community law has autonomous legal force and is directly applicable. It takes priority over national law and even over national constitutional law with the sole exception of constitutional principles. The Austrian economy reflects two principal factors: the country's attractive landscape and culture and abundant raw materials on the one hand and its highly trained and skilled labour force on the other. The latter is of particular significance and is reflected also in some of the basic cultural policy issues.

91. ArchitectureWeek - Design - Austrian Cultural Forum Considered - 2002.0612 The Design Department at ArchitectureWeek, the new magazine of design and building,serving architecture online like never before. http://www.architectureweek.com/2002/0612/design_1-1.html

Page D1.1 . 12 June 2002 NEWS DESIGN BUILDING DESIGN TOOLS ... Newsletter Free Austrian Cultural Forum Considered by Michael J. Crosbie To much fanfare and critical acclaim, the Austrian Cultural Forum tower in midtown Manhattan opened in April 2002 with a crush of visitors and curious onlookers. Even a small gathering at New York City's newest building would have been a crowded experience. At only 25 feet (7.6 meters) wide, the Austrian Cultural Forum recalls the "sliver building" craze of the 1980s and 90s, when developers in New York raced to raise emaciated towers on sites formerly occupied by lower structures not much wider than a townhouse. Designed by architecture professor, architect, and theorist Raimund Abraham, who has taught at Cooper Union for the past 30 years, the ACF exhibits both the "thrills and spills" of buildings on such narrow sites. Outside, the Thrills The thrills are evident the minute you turn the corner at Fifth Avenue and start heading east on 52nd Street. Before you a totem rises, calling into question everything around it. Because of its modest footprint, and because it is surrounded by buildings at least as tall if not taller, the ACF tower is all the more powerful, as it breaks ranks with its humdrum neighbors. Discuss this article in the Architecture Forum...

92. About Austria austrian Cultural Institute in the US The Webfoot s Guide to Austria Austria Information Services (Overview TU Vienna) Information Systems Austria (TU http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/guerti/oesterreich/

93. Shock Waves In Austrian Cultural And Media Circles "It Is Not Just That New Aust Shock waves in austrian cultural and media circles. It is not just that newaustrian government has no idea of art, they hate it http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/mar2000/jung-m10_prn.shtml

World Socialist Web Site www.wsws.org WSWS Arts Review Shock waves in Austrian cultural and media circles "It is not just that new Austrian government has no idea of art, they hate it" Sacked publisher Jochen Jung speaks in Berlin By Stefan Steinberg 10 March 2000 Back to screen version At a meeting at the Literature Haus in Berlin this week publisher Jochen Jung related the details of his dismissal from his post as long-time business manager for the Residenz Publishing House in Salzburg. Residenz Publishers is the most respected publishing house in that country, specialising in contemporary Austrian and foreign literature. On February 1 the Residenz board of directors sacked Jung on the basis of a six-page plan which he had presented to the board for the further development of the publishing company. Residenz Publishing House was founded in 1956 and in 1983 was taken over by the Austrian State Publishing House. Jung had worked for the publishers for 25 years and was responsible for choosing new authors and pieces of literature. Jung personally promoted the works of Peter Handke and Thomas Bernhard, two of Austria's most well-known literary figures. In Berlin he outlined the role he played in changing the original philosophy of the publishers, which was to publish exclusively modern Austrian authors. Jung sought ways of introducing a broader spectrum of authors, including a number of non-Austrian authors who have in the meantime acquired international fame. Jung is not the only victim of a surge of nationalism in boardrooms which has accompanied the formation of the new regime in Vienna. At the beginning of February a local newspaper in Austria, the

94. Cultural Policy In Austria The austrian cultural policy concept implies the notion that the With regardto an allaustrian cultural policy, there is no competence of the Federal http://www.wwcd.org/policy/clink/Austria.html

Cultural Policy in Austria Prepared by Culturelink IN THIS DOCUMENT... Introduction General Directions of Cultural Policy Administrative and Institutional Structures Public and Semi-public Bodies Facilities and Institutions Instruments of Cultural Policy Financing of Cultural Activities Legislation Sectoral Policies Cultural Heritage Performing Arts ... How This Document Was Prepared Introduction The Republic of Austria is made up of 9 (federal provinces). The total land area of 83,335 sq. km. is inhabited by 7.8 million people (1993). In 1981, 67 per cent of the population lived in towns, while the Province of Vienna was 100 per cent urbanized. Lower levels of administration include Bezirks (districts) and local communities. For more than seven centuries (1273-1918) Austria was ruled by archdukes, emperors (including an empress) and kings. The First Republic lasted from 1918 until Anschluss in 1938. The basis for the Second Republic is laid out in the federal constitution of 1920, the State Treaty of Vienna and the Constitutional Law on Permanent Neutrality. The Constitution provides for a parliamentary democracy. General Directions of Cultural Policy Austria belongs among nations whose identity is significantly determined by culture. Furthermore, it stands at the edge of a dominant economic and linguistic area, which necessarily makes its cultural policy the policy of identity and its culture the central factor in identifying positive national awareness.

95. Prague - Austrian Cultural Forum Prague s Internet Daily prague directory, entertainment guide, events listings,articles, useful info, bulletin board, links and more. http://prague.tv/venues/2111

96. Austrianbookprize The austrian Cultural Forum in New York funds the prizes. The award is fundedby the austrian Cultural Institute in New York. http://www.cas.umn.edu/acfbook.htm

Austrian Cultural Forum Prize The Center for Austrian Studies at the University of Minnesota announces the current Prize Competition to identify the best recent monograph and Ph.D. dissertation written by North American citizens or permanent residents in any discipline regarding contemporary Austria or the history of Austria and the pre-1919 Habsburg lands of central and eastern Europe. The Austrian Cultural Forum in New York funds the prizes. The purpose of the biennial competition is to encourage North American scholars in the full range of academic disciplines to do research in the field of Austrian and Habsburg studies. PRIZE COMPETITION IN AUSTRIAN STUDIES FOR BOOKS PUBLISHED IN THE YEARS 2004-2005 The Center for Austrian Studies at the University of Minnesota is pleased to announce the current Prize Competition for the best book in the field of Austrian Studies. The award is funded by the Austrian Cultural Institute in New York. It is the purpose of the competition to encourage North American scholars in the full range of academic disciplines to publish their research on contemporary Austria or on the history of Austria and the pre-1919 Habsburg lands of Central and Eastern Europe. The competition will judge works in any discipline relating to these fields. The prize is a travel grant for the purpose of carrying out research in Austria. All works must have been completed (date of publication) between 1 January 2004 and 31 December 2005.

97. Arts & Social Science - Postgraduate Prospectus 2005 - University Of Aberdeen The Centre draws on a long interest in austrian cultural history in both Aberdeen What contributions has Austria made to 20th century cultural history? http://www.abdn.ac.uk/prospectus/pgrad/arts/arts_depts.php?code=austrian

98. A Virtual Travel To Austria - Österreich - Austria Tourism Official web sites of Austria, the capital of Austria, art, culture, history,cities, airlines, embassies, tourist boards and newspapers. http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/austria.htm

Advertise here One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents Europe Austria A virtual travel guide to Austria. This page aims to give you a broad overview of Austria's art, culture, people, environment, geography, history, economy and government. Beside a country profile with facts and figures, the page contains links to sources which provide you with all the information you need to know about this country, e.g.: official web sites of Austria, addresses of Austrian and foreign embassies, domestic airlines, city- and country guides with extensive travel and tourism information on accomodation, tourist attractions, events and more like weather information, maps, statistics and local newspapers from Austria. austrianviews.at Official Sites Map News ... Additional Links Country Profile Flag of Austria Background: Once the center of power for the large Austro-Hungarian Empire, Austria was reduced to a small republic after its defeat in World War I. Following annexation by Nazi Germany in 1938 and subsequent occupation by the victorious Allies, Austria's 1955 State Treaty declared the country "permanently neutral" as a condition of Soviet military withdrawal. Neutrality, once ingrained as part of the Austrian cultural identity, has been called into question since the Soviet collapse of 1991 and Austria's increasingly prominent role in European affairs.

99. BUBL LINK: Austria cultural and educational exchanges between the USA and Austria. Includes currentcultural news, museum and gallery information, austrian publications http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/austria.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Austria Titles Descriptions Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe Geographical Index Austria Country Report on Human Rights Practices for 2003 Austria: Government of the Republic of Austria Austrian Culture Forum ... World Travel Guide: Austria Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe Geographical Index Extensive index to European archaeological resources, organised by country. Author: Subjects: albania, archaeology links, austria, belgium, bulgaria, croatia, cyprus, czech republic, denmark, estonia, finland, france, germany, greece, hungary, iceland, ireland, italian history, lithuania, luxembourg, macedonia, malta, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, romania, russian history, serbia and montenegro, slovakia, slovenia, spain, sweden, switzerland, turkey, vatican city DeweyClass: Resource type: index Austria Country Report on Human Rights Practices for 2003 Detailed assessment of human rights practices in Austria. Topics assessed include torture, arbitrary detention or exile, fair public trial, freedom of speech and press, freedom of assembly, movement and religion; democratic rights, worker rights, and discrimination based on race, sex, religion, disability, language, or social status. Author: US Department of State Subjects: austria DeweyClass: Resource type: document Austria: Government of the Republic of Austria Official information about Austria and its government, in English and German.

100. Jameswagner.com: The Austrian Cultural Forum I love visiting the austrian Cultural Forum building. Once you ve greeted theveryNew York concierge guy behind the desk inside the door of the narrow http://jameswagner.com/mt_archives/004610.html

jameswagner.com Nicole Cherubini at Caren Golden Main more at Caren Golden January 04, 2005 the Austrian Cultural Forum G¼nther Domenig, on the architect's imagination. I love visiting the Austrian Cultural Forum building . Once you've greeted the very-New York concierge guy behind the desk inside the door of the narrow 24-story tower on 52nd Street, you could actually be in Wien. The two-year-old building designed by Raimund Abraham is that modern. And, yes, I really mean that about the city. The former capital of the Austro-Hungarian empire is no longer just old. Go see for yourself. Anyway, back in New York, yesterday I stopped by the Forum's current exhibition, “G¼nther Domenig: Structures that Fit My Nature,” which unfortunately offers only a tantalizing and impressionistic glimpse of the work of the interesting Styrian architect G¼nther Domenig . The modest spaces which occupy four levels of the building are mostly devoted to just two projects, the Steinhaus in Steindorf, K¤rnten (Carinthia) and the Dokumentationszentrum (Documentation Center) in Nuremberg, and there is precious little guidance to those (the supply of the show's brochure had been exhausted long before I arrived).

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