Schlagwort-Archive: Stephanie Fenkart

USA: BACK TO MULTILATERALISM?– THE IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL (JCPOA) AND A NUCLEAR WEAPON FREE ZONE MIDDLE EAST (NWFZME)

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The International Institute for Peace (IIP) cordially invites you to the online discussion on the topic:

USA: BACK TO MULTILATERALISM?

THE IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL (JCPOA) AND A NUCLEAR WEAPON FREE ZONE MIDDLE EAST (NWFZME)

Date:                                   Monday, March 15th, 2021
Time:                                   4:00 PM (CET)
Venue:                                 Zoom link will be sent to registered participants

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Panelists:
HEINZ GÄRTNER, University of Vienna, IIP
SHIREEN HUNTER, Georgetown University
HANNES SWOBODA, President of the International Institute for Peace (IIP), former MEP
ERZSÉBET N.RÓSZA, Institute of World Economics
EXEQUIEL LACOVSKY, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Moderation:
STEPHANIE FENKART, Director of the IIP
Content   Three developments in the Middle East during the first months of the Biden Administration will have to be observed. First, if and how the Iran Nuclear Deal (JCPOA) will be implemented; second the impact of the Abraham Accords between Israel, the United States and some Arab States on the security situation in the Middle East; and third the issue of the Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in the Middle East (NWFZME), which will be again on the Agenda of the Nonproliferation Review Conference this year. The event will discuss what the relations between these issues are and whether it will change the balance of power situation in the Middle East.   Previous discussions in the series “USA: Back to Multilateralism?” include: 20 January: The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) enters into force 🎬 21 January: What Future of US-EU cooperation? Reflections on the Inauguration of the 46th president of the US 🎬 15 February: Extension of New START and Implications: A start in rebuilding arms control architecture?     The discussion will be held in English.

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USA and the World: The World after US Elections

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The International Institute for Peace (IIP) in cooperation with the Scientific Commission of the Austrian Ministry of Defense cordially invite you to an online discussion on the topic:

USA and the World: The World after US Elections

Date: Thursday, November 19th, 2020
Time: 12:00 PM (CET)
Venue: Zoom link will be sent to registered participants
Registration: https://www.iipvienna.com/event-calendar/usa2-5xgxg

Panelists:

· HANNES SWOBODA, President of the International Institute for Peace (IIP), former MEP
· LUIZA BIALASIEWICZ, University of Amsterdam
· HEINZ GÄRTNER, University of Vienna, IIP
· PASCAL LOTTAZ, Waseda Institute for Advanced Studies (WIAS)

Moderation:
STEPHANIE FENKART, Director of the IIP

Content:

The United States’ role in the world has undergone some profound changes lately. Its status of an international leader, the great power in a unipolar world and a global agenda-setter has been increasingly questioned and challenged both domestically and internationally. One can speak of an ongoing global structure shift where transformations within and around the United States warrant close attention and careful analysis. The IIP has launched a series of discussions titled USA and the World that aim to shed some light on such pressing issues as the status of arms control negotiations, the transatlantic relations, and the upcoming presidential elections in the United States.

The discussion will be held in English.

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Frauen. Medien. Krieg.

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EINLADUNG

In Zusammenarbeit mit der Universität Wien freut sich das International Institute for Peace (IIP) Sie auf die bevorstehende Buchvorstellung und Diskussion aufmerksam zu machen und herzlich einzuladen:

Frauen. Medien. Krieg.

Datum:                               Montag, März 9, 2020

Zeit:                                     6:00 pm                             

Ort:                                      International Institute for Peace,

                                            Möllwaldplatz 5/II, 1040 Vienna, Austria,

Anmeldung:                      https://www.iipvienna.com/registration/

Moderation:

·       STEPHANIE FENKART, Direktorin, International Institute for Peace

Panelists:

·       BETTINA BIRON, Universitätsassistentin, Institut für Publizistik und Kommunikationswissenschaft der Universität Wien

·       WOLFGANG DUCHKOWITSCH, Universitätsprofessor, Institut für Publizistik und Kommunikationswissenschaft der Universität Wien

·       ELISABETH KLAUS, Universitätsprofessorin, Fachbereich Kommunikationswissenschaft der Universität Salzburg (tbc)

·       HEINZ GÄRTNER, Universitätsprofessor, International Institute for Peace

Inhalt:

Anlässlich des internationalen Frauentages 2020 präsentieren die Herausgeber Bettina Biron, Wolfgang Duchkowitsch und Wolfgang Lamprecht des Instituts für Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft der Universität Wien in Kooperation mit dem International Institute for Peace am 9. März um 18 Uhr ihr neues Standardwerk aus der Reihe Kommunikation. Zeit. Raum.

Kriege sind prägend für unsere Erinnerungskultur. Doch der Fokus wird allzumeist nur auf Männer gelegt, die zur Waffe greifen, den Kriegsdienst verweigern oder in politischen Positionen Entscheidungen treffen. An gefallene Soldaten erinnern Kriegerdenkmäler, Lieder und Bücher. Doch Monumente für Frauen und deren wesentliche Rolle in Kriegen sucht man oft vergeblich. Die ahnungslose oder auch absichtliche Ausblendung der Hälfte der Menschheit in Kriegen führt unausweichlich zu einer Verzerrung der Wirklichkeit.

Deshalb widmen sich in diesem akribisch recherchierten Werk internationale Forscherinnen und Forscher unterschiedlicher Disziplinen den weiblichen Zeitzeuginnen und zeigen wissenschaftliche Perspektiven über das frühe 20. Jahrhundert bis in die Gegenwart – von der „Friedens-Bertha“ bis zur „Flinten-Uschi“, von Publizistinnen sowie Rezipientinnen über Kriegsbefürworterinnen und Pazifistinnen bis hin zu Arbeitskräften in der Kriegsmaschinerie.

Frauen. Medien. Krieg.

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FRIENDS WITH ENEMIES – Neutrality and Nonalignment Then and Now

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The International Institute for Peace (IIP) and the Waseda Institute for Advanced Study in cooperation with the Department of Sociology at the University of Vienna & PEN-Club Austria cordially invite you to the upcoming conference on the topic:

FRIENDS WITH ENEMIES
Neutrality and Nonalignment Then and Now

Date:                                   Monday-Tuesday, 2 – 3 March 2020                            

University of Vienna – Skylounge, Oskar-Morgenstern Platz 1, 1090 Vienna

Registration:                       https://www.iipvienna.com/registration/

Commemorating 65years of Austrian neutrality law we are pleased to announce a two-day conference on neutrality and nonalignment. Thirty years after the end of the Cold War, the ‘End of History’ is as far away as always, and the international security environment is changing again. With the rise of China, the resurgence of Russia, and novel ideas for security mechanisms in Europe, the world of US-led unipolarity is drawing to a close. Alliances in Europe and Asia are not as clear-cut as they used to be and even core institutions like NATO or the US-Japan alliance have come under pressure unheard of only a decade ago. What does that mean for neutrals and nonaligned countries? Join us in the audience to debate neutrality in the twenty-first century.

Monday, March 2

09.00–09.40 | Arrival & Registration

09.45–10.00 | Welcome Remarks and Introduction to the Conference

Heinz Gärtner (IIP, University of Vienna, Austria)
Pascal Lottaz (Waseda University, Japan)

10.00–10.15 | Inauguration

Heinz Fischer (President of Austria 2004–2016)

introduced by Hannes Swoboda (President IIP)

10.15–12.15 | Panel 1

Neutrality and Nonalignment in a Historical Perspective
ChairHannes Swoboda, president of the IIP and former MEP
SpeakerPeter RuggenthalerLBIKF, Austria
SpeakerJohanna Rainio-NiemiU Turku, Finland
SpeakerVasileios SyrosU Jyväskylä, Finland
SpeakerHeinz GärtnerIIP, University of Vienna

12.15–13.00 | Lunch

13.00–15.00 | Panel 2

The Neutrals and Geopolitics
ChairStephanie Fenkart, Director of the IIP
SpeakerLaurent GötschelSwisspeace, Switzerland
SpeakerPascal LottazWaseda University, Japan
SpeakerEva NowotnyUniversity of Vienna
SpeakerNikolai SokovVienna Center for Disarmament and Nonproliferation

15.00–15.30 | Coffee Break

15.30–20.30 | Neutrality and Art—The Art of Independence (Break-out Sessions)

Moderation: Antonia Rados (Journalist)

15.30–16.15 | Lectures

Christoph Reinprecht (University of Vienna)
Helmuth Niederle (President PEN Austria)

16.15–16.30 | Music

16.30–18.00 | Readings by Poets from Nonaligned Countries*

Gerda Sengstbratl, Austria (German–English)

Josef Winkler, Austria (German–English)

Sarita Jenamani, India (Oriya–English)

Tarek Eltayeb, Egypt (Arabic–English)

Mitra Shahmoradi, Iran (Persian–English) translated by Mark Klenk (USA)

18.00–18.30 | Music

Hamid-Reza Odjaghi, Iran (Daf and Singing)

18.30–20.30 | Reception at the Conference Center

Tuesday, March 3

10.00–12.00 | Panel 3

The Role of Neutral and Nonaligned States in Multilateral Institutions
ChairChristine Muttonen, Former President of the OSCE Parliament. Assembly
SpeakerPascal LagoResearcher for Security Policy at Avenir Suisse
SpeakerPeter JankowitschEx-Foreign Minister, Austria
SpeakerAngela KaneEx-UN High Rep. for Disarmament Affairs, IIP
SpeakerYauheni PreihermanChair of the Minsk Dialogue

Lunch Break | 12.00­–12.45

12.45–14.45 | Panel 4

Neutrality, Non-Alignment and Values—From Good Offices to Engagement
ChairStephanie Fenkart, Director of the IIP
SpeakerHerbert ReginboginCUA, USA
SpeakerKeiichi KuboWaseda University, Japan
SpeakerAndrew CotteyUniversity College Cork
SpeakerThomas RoithnerPeace Researcher, Vienna



14.45–15.00 | Final Remarks

Heinz Gärtner & Pascal Lottaz

Discussions will be held in English.

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