Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz
Researcher
wolfgang.tomaschitz@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77-3860
+43 1 606 68 77-3869
Room: B.3.07b
Favoritenstraße 226
1100 Wien
Lectures 2022/23
Administration, Economics, Security, Politics
Fundaments of business management MODUL
Lector: Dkfm.Dr. Helfried Bauer, Dipl.-Ing. Markus Brunnbauer, MA, Dr. Elisabeth Dearing, FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Peter Grabner, Hon.Prof.(FH) Mag. Albert Walter Huber, CEFA, Mag. Bernhard Krumpel, Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz, Mag. Erwin Vitovec
Language
German
Fundaments of the political system MODUL
Lector: Mag. Natalia Corrales-Díez, Mag. David Gamboa Riano, Mag. LL.M. Ulrich Jedliczka, Dr. phil. Mag. art. Helmut Schmidinger, Mag.a Marlies Stubits-Weidinger, MBA MSc, Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz, Mag. Dr. Florian Wenninger
Language
German
Applied Political Science I: Political Theories of Transformation ILV
Lector: FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Peter Grabner, Jörg Neumayer, MA, Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz
Lecture contents
- Models of comprehensive social transformations (industrialization, market economy, globalization, ...)
- Digitalization as a driver of transformations (lifeworlds, knowledge, communication, power)
- Theory on the emergence of cultural technologies and the social embedding of innovations
- Transformation of the (analoguous) political world, new forms of governmentality
- Possibilities for action and policies in the face of this development
Assessment methods
Module exam
Teaching methods
Lecture, discussions, group work, team teaching
Language
German
Political Management in Digitalization I: Structural Coupling between Politics, Administration and Society ILV
Lector: FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Peter Grabner, Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz
Lecture contents
- Organizational cultures and leadership styles in systematic and historical perspective
- Policy cycle as an instrument of policy field analysis, phase model and micro-analyses
- Actor-centered approach from administrative research
- Distinction between "the political" and "the policy" (policy)
- Invitation of relevant persons from political offices and the administration
Assessment methods
Module exam
Teaching methods
Lecture, discussion, exercises
Language
German
Applied Political Science VI: Evidence-based Policy ILV
Lector: Dozent Univ.Lektor Dr. Andreas Klein, Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Andreas Schnider, Mag. Wolfgang Tomaschitz
Lecture contents
- Introduction to models of evidence-based policy-making (potentials, limits, dangers)
- On the social embedding of knowledge and innovation (from good evidence to good governance of evidence)
- Epistemization of policy, knowledge and power, democratization of knowledge
- Models of cooperative and consultative processing of knowledge, polycentric power structures
- Basics of applied network analysis in the political system
Assessment methods
Module exam
Teaching methods
Lecture, discussion, exercises
Language
German
MGO5C1 Security and (Citizen) Sovereignty ILV
Lector: Hessam Habibi Doroh, BA MA MA, FH-Prof.in Mag.a Claudia Körmer, Dr. Günter Stummvoll
Lecture contents
Citizen sovereignty: advantages and disadvantages in security matters
The role of data and statistics: official statistics and dark numbers; data security in research
The state of European cities: demographic development, mobility and digitalization
Individual and social aspects: risk perception, vulnerable groups, fear of crime, relevant theories in criminology, subjective and objective safety and security
Service of public interest: urban resilience, sustainable urban planning, European and national action plans, public private partnership, risk and crises communication
Security technologies: video surveillance, unmanned aerial vehicles, social media analyses, artificial intelligence
Case study: analyze problem areas, vulnerable groups, relevant stakeholders and required data; evaluate and apply action plans
Assessment methods
Module exam
Teaching methods
Lecture, work in groups, discussions, case study
Language
English
MGO5C2 Social Integration and Social Design ILV
Lector: Prof. Herbert Dreiseitl, D Dr. Alfred Strigl
Lecture contents
Livability of cities and regions in co-creation with residents
Development of regenerative blue-green areas and sensitive spaces that support healthy conditions
Climate adaption and mitigation in urban planning
Case Studies East-Asian, American and European cities
Cooperation of civil society and city-administrations
Awareness of ecologic, economic and social potentials of communities and companies
Introduction to theories of social integration and disintegration
Mechanism of group-focused enmity and radicalized milieus
Assessment methods
Module exam
Teaching methods
Lecture with activating methods, case study solutions, problem-based learning
Language
English