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Wednesday, 10 December 2014

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VertreterInnen des Medienlehrgangs der Uni Graz mit Stefan Karner, Susanne Glass und Sergej Netschajew (Mitte v.l.). Foto: APA/Promedia

VertreterInnen des Medienlehrgangs der Uni Graz mit Stefan Karner, Susanne Glass und Sergej Netschajew (Mitte v.l.). Foto: APA/Promedia

Studierende der Uni Graz beim Mediengipfel in Lech am Arlberg

Von 4. bis 6. Dezember 2014 trafen sich in Lech am Arlberg hochrangige VerterterInnen und ExpertInnen aus Medien, Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur zum mittlerweile 8. Mediengipfel, der sich dieses Jahr dem Thema „Wer regiert Europa? Politik zwischen Ohnmacht und Gesellschaft” widmete. Unter den Nachwuchs-JournalistInnen, denen die Veranstaltung eine hervorragende Chance zum Netzwerken bot, waren auch sechs Studierende des Medienlehrgangs der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz – mit der Aufgabe, von der Veranstaltung zu berichten.

Im Mittelpunkt der Diskussionen standen aktuelle wirtschaftspolitische Fragen mit besonderem Fokus auf die Beziehungen zwischen Russland und der EU. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Stefan Karner, Leiter des Instituts für Wirtschafts-, Sozial- und Unternehmensgeschichte sowie des Medienlehrgangs der Uni Graz, brachte seine Expertise als Historiker und Russland-Kenner ein. Mit seinem Vortrag „Der alte Kontinent im Spannungsfeld neuer internationaler Konflikte” eröffnete er am Abend des 5. Dezember die politische Diskussion am Rüfikopf, an welcher der russische Botschafter in Wien, Sergej Netschajew, EU-Parlamentarier Eugen Freund, Kathrin Cahlweit von der Süddeutschen, Journalist und Ukraine-Spezialist Herwig Höller sowie Politologe und Russland-Experte Gerhard Mangott teilnahmen. Moderiert wurde die Gesprächsrunde von Susanne Glass, ARD-Korrespondentin für Österreich und Südosteuropa.

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