The Archival Guidebook from Oxford Austrian and Central European Studies, containing reviews by young researchers, with information about holdings, opening hours, photpcopying charges, and where to eat nearby.
[OACES home - then click link to 'Archival Guidebook' from menu]
German Studies Web at Brigham Young University, USA has a set of categorised links to useful resources online [Main page] ¦ [History links]
German Studies Web: Austria at the University of Warwick, UK [Main page]
The Gutenberg Project describes itelf as the net's oldest e-book project, with over six thousand texts online, viewable in simple text form.
[Website]
University of Swansea (UK): German Studies. Categorised links. [Main page]
The British Council, the UK's agency for educational and cultural relations, in Austria [Website]
Cultural Policies in Europe is co-sponsored by the Council of Europe and ERIC-Arts (see above). The site features both comparative information and country-specific databases [Website]
Dossier on European Integration by the Goethe Institut (in English; also available in other languages) [Website]
European Institute for Comparative Cultural Research, ERIC-Arts Institute,
an independent body funded from numerous national (e.g. governmental) and international (e.g. EU and UN) sources,
dedicated to 'comparative research and monitoring in all cultural domains, including but not limited to developments in fields such as cultural policies, the state of arts professions, culture industries and the media, arts and heritage management and arts education.' [Website]
Eurydice describes itself as follows: 'the information network on education in Europe. [Our] main role is the exchange of information on education systems and on national policies in the field of education.'
[Website]
Austrian Cultural Forum, New York has a monthly magazine named 'austria.culture' that can be found via the homepage (click the flash button marked 'ACF-Magazine') [Homepage]
OeCulture online is the magazine of the Austrian-Canadian council, fully viewable on the web. Content focuses strongly on local events. (NB published in PDF format, Acrobat reader required) [Website]
European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies, with multilingual project sub-sites, indexes of relevant publications, articles and discussions [Website]
Mediacult, 'Internationales Forschungsinstitut für Medien, Kommunikation und kulturelle Entwicklung' [Website]
Museum in Progress, based in Vienna, is an 'art association' that sets out to explore its public dissemination through collaborative projects with business and the media in Austria. The simply designed site contains a large amount of information about individual artists and projects [Website]
Public Netbase tO describes itself as an 'Institute for New Culture Technologies'. Establised in 1994, this Austrian project is designed as a platform for examining the development of new media, the internet and their impact on cultural life, the Arts, and public policy [Website] ¦ [Mission statement]
