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The history of the Austrian commercial colleges from their foundation as independent educational institutes to full integration into public administration (1850s-1950s)
Entreprises et histoire. 2012. Vol. 65. No. 4. P. 986–1011.
After the revolutionary years of 1848-1849, the bourgeoisie was ready to become the leading economic power in the Habsburg Empire. The newly granted economic liberty requested young people well trained to manage the new ventures. To meet these requirements, private initiatives founded and financed the first commercial colleges, based upon liberal ideas and driven by excellence in teaching. At the end of World War I, when times got difficult and the schools suffered heavy losses in their economic base, the schools requested to become fully integrated into public administration. This step proved fatal when the national socialists gained power in 1938 and the schools became a tool in the abolishment of liberalism – the very idea on which the schools were founded.
Кровицкая А. В., Попов Д. И., Кравченко А. А. et al., Judaic-Slavic Journal 2024 № 11-12 С. 133–186
The collective research deals with the representation of the Holocaust memory in the media of Central-Eastern and Northern Europe in the second decade of the XXI century on the example of Germany, Austria, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. Each of these states, the article argues, is characterized by its own distinct memory ...
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Golovlev A., WAS, Austria 2023 No. 116 P. 251–261
This paper deals with Russian music and Russian dance as products of cultural transfers and transnational cultural history. It specifically investigates Austrian reactions to Russian and Soviet cultural exports, the construction of nationality and otherness, and the problematic relationship between the ascription of national categories and the complex history of European high culture. ...
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Golovlev A., Локус: люди, общество, культуры, смыслы 2021 Т. 12 № 2 С. 35–50
The article examines the institutional crisis and transition of Vienna’s two most prestigious theatres – the State Opera and the Burgtheater, united as Federal/State Theatres – during the final stages of the Third Reich and the early period of Soviet occupation. It focuses on the transformation and Всеобщая история 37 ЛОКУС: люди, общество, культуры, смыслы. 2021. Т. 12. № 2 disintegration of ...
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Golovlev A., Mondo Contemporaneo 2020 Vol. 2/3 P. 193–206
Upon Vienna's liberation, the quickly restored Austro-Soviet Society was equally quick to find out that the demand for Russian music far outweighed any interest in Soviet Communism. In a burnt-out Vienna, sheet music was a valuable commodity, and generous Soviet imports, an intergral part of musical diplomacy, were influential in shaping early post-war repertoires and ...
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Golovlev A., В кн.: Время Коминтерна: материалы международных научных конференций к 100-летию Коммунистического Интернационала.: ГПИБР, 2020. С. 147–156.
The article examines the commemorative events of the 100th anniversary of the German and Austrian revolution, the role of various discursive actors and those key toposs that were emphasized or left in the shadows at various levels of discourse. The official festivities, with the participation of federal presidents and chancellors, reproduced the consensus narrative of ...
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Golovlev A., Trajectoires: Travaux des jeunes chercheurs du CIERA 2020 No. 13
Conçu comme un moyen de rapprochement franco-autrichien, le déploiement des musiques et musiciens français en Autriche s’inscrivait dans la politique d’occupation et d’expansion culturelle. Cette diplomatie musicale, partie intégrante de la diplomatie culturelle, visait à créer un sentiment de communauté avec la France au détriment du nationalisme germanique, à établir une position de prestige dans ...
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Iya Churakova, , in: The Routledge Companion to International Management Education.: Routledge, 2013. Ch. 15 P. 179–192.
Management is a popular term in the Russian labor market today; indigenous companies and multinationals are dreaming about hiring competent professionals in the fi eld of management. For example, in April 2011 the popular jobs directory Rabota.Ru counted the highest number of new jobs available per month was in specialist areas such as sales manager, ...
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Churakova I., Hamid K., Routledge, 2013.
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Ivanova E., , in: The Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia: Civil Society Advances and Challenges.: Brill, 2018. P. 99–117.
This chapter introduces a concept of nonprofit organizational functions, and describes various roles associated with these functions, and how these roles contribute to public policy. ...
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Ivanova E., Buber R., Rameder P. et al., , in: University and Society: Interdependencies and Exchange.: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019. P. 180–198.
This chapter aims to show how the predominantly North American-based concept of service learning (Jacoby et al. 1996; Eyler and Giles 1999; Frumkin and Jastrzab 2010) translates into the context of a European university. After a brief overview of the theory of service learning and community service, we introduce the program Volunteering@WU, which can be ...
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Katkalo V., , in: Business schools and their contribution to society.: NY: Sage, 2011.
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Golovlev A., Austrian History Yearbook 2019 Vol. 50 P. 166–183
These excerpts from critical reviews covering French dance tours in Vienna, Salzburg, and Innsbruck reflect the scale and variety of French cultural engagement and its growing public visibility in Austria. Out of the four Allied powers, it was France, and not the Soviet Union with its “ballet capital,” that made most use of dance and ballet ...
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Alexander Golovlev, Journal of Austrian Studies 2018 Vol. 51 No. 4 P. 39–61
The article presents a discursively oriented international and transnational approach to the Salzburg Festival's musical-political history in the local, national, and global context. Standing at the crossroads between the prestige politics of post–World War II Salzburg, the U.S. occupation, and the nation of France, these musicians contributed to the construction of imageries of musical Frenchness ...
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Titov S., Pluzhnik E., SHS Web of Conference, EDP Science (France) 2016 Vol. 29 P. 1–3
Since the 1990s economics started importing interesting insights from psychology and the new discipline of behavioral economics elaborated many interesting models that changed the traditional economic and management theories. Nowadays the applications from neuroscience are extensively used in economics which led to the birth of neuroeconomics. The article attempts to overview the current state and ...
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Golovlev A., Themenportal Europäische Geschichte (Germany) 2018 P. 1–12
Interactions of music with the visual arts represent a promising field of studies within cultural, media and visual history. Indeed, its perspectives for different ave-nues of historical inquiry are considerable, and visual aspects of music have signifi-cant potential to contribute to scholarly understanding of the interplay between sounds, images, and perceptions. ...
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Alexander Golovlev, , in: Österreich im Kalten Krieg. Neue Forschungen im internationalen Kontext.: Göttingen: V&R unipress, Vienna University Press, 2016. P. 231–258.
Nach der Einnahme Wiens durch die Rote Armee am 13. April 1945 wurde auf dem Wiener Rathaus die sowjetische Flagge gehisst. Dies bedeutete nicht nur die Befreiung Österreichs von der nationalsozialistischen Herrschaft und die Wiederherstellung seiner staatlichen Existenz, sondern auch den Beginn einer zehn Jahre dauernden alliierten Besatzung. ...
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Göttingen: V&R unipress, Vienna University Press, 2016.
Austria's international position in the Cold War is eversince a subject to controversial debates. This volume presents the current state of research and highlights existing desiderata. The various chapters on recent questions of Cold War History – all of them written by young historians – are well embedded into current international debates. The volume delivers ...
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Zupan D., Rohn Verlag, 2018.
Paradigm Shifts. Patterns and dynamics of innovation processes in urban planning and design.
Through the case study of the paradigm shift from modernist housing estates to compact mixed-use urban neighbourhoods this study investigates how profound novelties enter the discipline of urban planning and design. It neither focuses on the reasons for change (why?) nor on its ...
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Alajoutsijarvi K., Kettunen K., Juusola K., Journal of Management Inquiry 2015 Vol. 4 No. 24 P. 347–369
The Journal of Management Inquiry astutely predicted in 2004 that the Americanization of business education would not just continue but increase. Ten years later, it is arguable that the acceleration of the Americanization of management education has exceeded all expectations. To theoretically build toward understanding how and why the American business education model has been ...
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, in: National Economies. Volks-Wirtschaft, Racism and Economy in Europe Between the Wars (1918–1939/45).: Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015. P. 229–238.
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Fleck C., , in: Handbuch Geschichte der deutschsprachigen Soziologie. Band 1: Geschichte der Soziologie im deutschsprachigen Raum.: Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden, 2016. P. 1–8.
Die Österreichische Gesellschaft für Soziologie (ÖGS) wurde 1950 gegründet, begann aber erst ab Mitte der 1960er-Jahre Aktivitäten zu entfalten. Das Bemühen, ein Professionsverband zu werden, stieß an Grenzen, da derartige Organisationen in Österreich systematisch nicht vorgesehen waren und ein kleiner Verein wie die ÖGS diese Randbedingungen auch nicht zu ändern vermochte. Die ÖGS gründete 1976 ...
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Fleck C., L.: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.
Sociology in Austria has been frequently affected by political developments in the country. This first history of sociology in Austria examines the impact of the break-up of the Habsburg Empire and of two consecutive dictatorships, which destroyed academic freedom by means of forced migration and imprisonment. Even after 1945 the re-established Second Republic did not ...
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