On the eve of extraordinary election in the parliament of Austria: a background of the events by Vladimir Schweizer

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Pietas Austriaca? The Imperial Legacy in Interwar and Postwar Austria by Dieter A. Binder

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Austrian Parliamentary Elections: Politics and Arithmetic by Vladimir Schweitzer

“…The main result of the extraordinary parliamentary elections held on September 29, 2019 in Austria was the expected major victory of the Austrian people’s party (OVP) led by S. Kurtz. The electoral losses of the country’s other two leading parties, the Social Democrats (SPO) and the Austrian freedom Party (FPO), were also predictable. …”
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Freedom Party of Austria in power: nuances of the line in foreign policy by Schweitzer Vladimir

“…In December 2017 the coalition of conservators (Austrian People’s Party) and nationalists (Austrian Freedom Party) came to power in Austria. …”
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From “Jewification” to “Islamization”: Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in Austrian Politics Then and Now by Farid Hafez

“…Specifically, the article compares the anti-Semitic discourse of “Jewification” that circulated between 1876 and 1934 with the current Islamophobic discourse of “Islamization,” which is used by political parties such as the right-wing populist Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the Christian democratic Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), which together currently form the coalition government in the Republic of Austria. …”
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From private phones to public screens: Cross-media recontextualization of chat discourse in the case of the Austrian ÖVP corruption affair by Daniel Pfurtscheller

“…The data are drawn from the media discourse on the corruption affair of the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), which was triggered by the publication of confidential chat messages in the fall of 2021. …”
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"Austria is celebrating itself”. The House of Austrian History: A Press Report by Bernhard Trautwein

“…Findings: In the course of the discussion, which preceded the opening of the House of Austrian History, the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) and the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) debated bitterly for decades about how to best interpret Austrian contemporary history and were unable to find common ground. …”
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Policy Entrepreneurs of European Disintegration? The Case of Austrian Asylum Governance After 2015 by Ivan Josipovic, Sieglinde Rosenberger, Helena Segarra

“…Drawing on the concept of policy entrepreneurship and based on an analysis of policy documents, we use the case of Austria to examine how the government coalition, the Austrian People’s Party, and their chairman, Sebastian Kurz, have shaped European governance of asylum and borders in the aftermath of the 2015–2016 crisis. …”
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Proměny právního postavení ženy v Rakousku ve 20. století by Miroslav Šepták

“…After World War II, the ruling coalition of the Austrian People’s Party and the Socialist Party of Austria became aware of the archaic nature of family and criminal law. …”
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The Success of Sebastian Kurz in 2017 Austrian Parliamentary Elections by Vitalіy Semenko

“… The article deals with the peculiarities of the extraordinary elections in the Republic of Austria in 2017, as well as the main reasons for the success of the renewed Austrian People's Party (ANP) and its leader, Sebastian Kurz, the former youngest foreign minister and chairman of the OSCE. …”
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THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA IN THE FORMATION OF POLITICAL WORLDVIEW AND TRANSFORMATION OF THE ELECTORAL STRATEGIES OF POLITICAL PARTIES OF AUSTRIA by Владислав Ігорович Парлюк

“…There are four types of Austrian voters using political information and media: 1) traditionalist, the information-conscious, politically-involved (largest Austrian People’s Party voter share); 2) established, the information-interested, politically close (largest Social Democratic Party of Austria voter share); 3) modernity, politically distant, not interested information (votes for the Austrian Green Party more often); 4) unprivileged, dissatisfied with the policy, moderately informed (a high proportion of voters of the party «Alliance for the Future of Austria» and the Freedom Party of Austria). …”
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