European Dis-/Orders

The project European Dis-/Orders aims to explore how concepts of order and disorder are used in crisis discourses and, from a theoretical perspective how they can be conceptually understood and examined through the lens of research and art.

Team

Mag. Dr. Christina Hainzl, MSc

Head – Research Lab Society in Transition / SDGs

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Adrian Praschl-Bichler, MA

Senior Scientist

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Dr. Dr. Péter Techet, LLM MA

Affiliated Researcher

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ART & CULTURE

We explore how art and exhibitions shape perceptions of borders, question narratives, and navigate the line between the possible and the impossible.

POLITICS & LAW

In politics, borders are created through communication; they are narratives of exclusion. The project studies these political narratives through concrete case studies.

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  • Art & Culture
  • Politics & Law
Workshop “(Un)Defining Borders” at the Fluid Geographies Conference 2025 – Summary
Workshop “(Un)Defining Borders” at the Fluid Geographies Conference 2025 – Summary
International Conference: “Fluid Geographies. Reconsidering the Notion of Border in Contemporary Art” and Book Presentation “Venice, an Archipelago of Art and Ecologies” – Venice (Italy), 18-19 June 2025
International Conference: “Fluid Geographies. Reconsidering the Notion of Border in Contemporary Art” and Book Presentation “Venice, an Archipelago of Art and Ecologies” – Venice (Italy), 18-19 June 2025
RECET Festival of History and Social Sciences in Cooperation with the University for Continuing Education Krems
RECET Festival of History and Social Sciences in Cooperation with the University for Continuing Education Krems
Randa Mirza - Abandoned-Rooms
FLUID GEOGRAPHIES – Reconsidering the Notion of Border in Contemporary Art
Péter Techet for ORF Ö1 about Orbán's
Péter Techet for ORF Ö1 about Orbán’s “Christian” Nationalism
First Annual Conference of the UWK-IDM Project European Dis/Orders: “Borders” - Università degli Studi di Trieste (Trieste, Italy), 22 November 2024
First Annual Conference of the UWK-IDM Project European Dis/Orders: “Borders” – Università degli Studi di Trieste (Trieste, Italy), 22 November 2024
Peter Techet´s Lectures in Vienna on Political Developments in Hungary and Slovakia
Peter Techet´s Lectures in Vienna on Political Developments in Hungary and Slovakia
Peter Techet´s Analyses on Populism in Hungary and Slovakia
Peter Techet´s Analyses on Populism in Hungary and Slovakia
Exploring Populism in Europe: Panel Discussion at Republikon
Exploring Populism in Europe: Panel Discussion at Republikon
First Annual Conference of the UWK-IDM Project “European Dis/Orders” in Trieste
First Annual Conference of the UWK-IDM Project “European Dis/Orders” in Trieste
Workshop zu „Wissenschaft und Medien“ mit Univ.-Prof. Dr. Peter Filzmaier
Workshop zu „Wissenschaft und Medien“ mit Univ.-Prof. Dr. Peter Filzmaier
Media Manipulation: “Yes or No?” Influence on Opinion and Politics
Media Manipulation: “Yes or No?” Influence on Opinion and Politics
Lecture at CEU on “The Third Camp” and Its Relevance to the FPÖ
Lecture at CEU on “The Third Camp” and Its Relevance to the FPÖ
Conflict and Visualisation: Lebanon
Conflict and Visualisation: Lebanon
Buchvorstellung und Diskussion „Postkommunistische Regime und Mafiastaaten in Osteuropa: Beispiel Ungarn“
Buchvorstellung und Diskussion „Postkommunistische Regime und Mafiastaaten in Osteuropa: Beispiel Ungarn“
Podiumsdiskussion „Jugend, Demokratie und Rechtsextremismus“
Podiumsdiskussion „Jugend, Demokratie und Rechtsextremismus“
Podiumsdiskussion „Antisemitismus – Die alte-neue Gefahr vor den Europaparlamentswahlen“
Podiumsdiskussion „Antisemitismus – Die alte-neue Gefahr vor den Europaparlamentswahlen“
Workshop „Die Lage der Drei-Meere-Initiative aus der Perspektive des Völkerrechtes, der Politikwissenschaften und der Internationalen Relationen“
Workshop „Die Lage der Drei-Meere-Initiative aus der Perspektive des Völkerrechtes, der Politikwissenschaften und der Internationalen Relationen“
Fake News – alles glauben, was man will
Fake News – alles glauben, was man will