News & Opinions
Western Balkans Countries Discuss Investment, Jobs and Integration - 07 Jul 2016
By invitation of wiiw and the World Bank, ministers and senior officials and policy experts from international organisations met in Vienna to discuss the region’s major challenges read more
New Scientific Director for wiiw - 06 Jul 2016
Robert Stehrer, one of wiiw’s most outstanding economists, became the Institute’s new Scientific Director as of July 1st 2016 read more
High-Level Panel Discussion on Brexit - 04 Jul 2016
Which factors were driving anti-EU sentiments that culminated in the vote for Brexit? What is the impact on the EU integration process and which actions should be taken? A seminar note by Julia Grübler read more
Modest recovery in the east – EU fiscal rules act as obstacle to growth – BREXIT poses new uncertainties - 30 Jun 2016
At today’s press conference, Mario Holzner presented the new wiiw forecast for 22 countries of Central, East and Southeast Europe. Here is a summary. read more
Slovakia takes over presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1st July - 29 Jun 2016
Slovakia had an agenda, but BREXIT has turned everything upside down. A commentary by wiiw economist Doris Hanzl-Weiss. read more
Eastern Europe in Retrospect: A Brief History of the COMECON Integration - 13 Jun 2016
For two days in May, leading scholars met in Regensburg in order to fill the white spots in the economic history of Eastern Europe. Sandor Richter shed light on trade within COMECON read more
Slump despite Global Upturn - 09 Jun 2016
Gabor Hunya presented the new wiiw Report on FDI in Central, East and Southeast Europe at today’s press conference. You may watch the main conclusions and findings in a short video presentation. read more
Europe’s Integration Challenged - 06 Jun 2016
The crises sweeping Europe represent a series of multiple shocks challenging the European project. On the occasion of the wiiw Spring Seminar, we devoted a short video clip to these challenges. read more
wiiw Opinion Corner: What are the possible impacts of BREXIT? - 31 May 2016
Michael Landesmann assesses the UK debate on the BREXIT referendum and argues that the negative repercussions of a LEAVE vote would be greater for the EU than for Britain itself. read more
wiiw diversity profile - 20 May 2016
wiiw Economist Julia Grübler joins the celebrations of today’s World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development with a dedicated wiiw diversity profile read more