FH-Prof. Mag. Günter Horniak
Head of Bachelor's degree Program Public Management
guenter.horniak@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77-3810
+43 1 606 68 77-3809
Room: A.2.02
Favoritenstraße 226
1100 Wien
Lectures 2022/23
Administration, Economics, Security, Politics
Gender mainstreaming and diversity management UE
Lector: Mag.a Ursula Bauer, FH-Prof. Mag. Günter Horniak, Mag.a Dr.in Karin Schönpflug
Lecture contents
- Human rights as a basis for equality and inclusion
- Reflection on existing inequalities and exclusions and stereotypes
- Conceptual work "Gender", "Gender Mainstreaming" (in some cases on the advancement of women), "Diversity Management", "Intersectionality" "Interculturality" - definitions, components, aspects
- Legal and institutional foundations of gender mainstreaming
- Core dimensions of diversity
- Instruments of gender mainstreaming and diversity management (including gender-sensitive language)
- Fields of action of gender mainstreaming and diversity management in the administration
Assessment methods
Continuous assessment
Writing three written reflection papers on the thematic focus of the individual attendance units in individual or team work.
Teaching methods
Input/lecture by the teachers; exercises for individual reflection in the classroom units; group discussions and exercises; plenary discussions; feedback on reflection papers; materials for self-study (Moodle)
Language
German
Austria in current sustainability developments ILV
Lector: FH-Prof. Mag. Günter Horniak, DI Michal Sedlacko, MSc PhD
Lecture contents
- Sustainability policy - origin and development (WCSD, UN, tensions in the discourse, MDGs, redefinitions, SDGs, ...)
- Sustainability as a cross-cutting issue: theories, approaches and discourses (besides "common models" also including resilience, public interest economy, sustainable development, three pillars, doughnut economy, Degrowth/Buen Vivir... )
- Neighboring initiatives: Local Agenda 21, Green Cities Network, Healthy Cities, Brundtland Cities, regional sustainability initiatives, etc.
- Global and European developments of the last decades (biodiversity, energy and emissions, transport, consumption, waste, land use patterns; review of global and European environmental policies and their impact)
- Austria in the context of sustainability policy (indicators and values for the physical sustainability of Austria for the purpose of overview and contextualisation - such as HANPP and its sources, Ecological Footprint, inequality/Gini/poverty, national accounts of wellbeing/quality of life/welfare index, HDI, virtual trade of water and other material flow analysis values, emissions, other Eurostat SDS indicators etc.; as well as MDGs and SDGs; Austria's greatest current sustainability challenges)
- Austria as a sustainability policy field: current players, coalitions and concepts (federal ministries, forest dialogue, poverty conference, social movements, implementation of SDGs, relation to impact orientation, sustainability programme of individual parties, trade unions or provinces)
- Sustainability as a framework programme at the national level plus principles of sustainability strategies in general
Assessment methods
Continuous assessment
Short presentations, seminar paper
Teaching methods
Lecture with discussion, group work assignments with feedback, peer feedback, case solutions, flipped classroom
Language
German