Meet our Team

IDM TEAM

Through my many years of interest in history, I have discovered that a positive future can only ever be shaped through understanding, dialogue and cooperation. I am therefore very pleased that I can develop and promote international cooperation both at IDM and within the Danube Rectors‘ Conference (DRC).

Mag. Daniel MARTÍNEK

Research associate

Contact

Tel.: (+43 1) 319 72 58-17
E-Mail: d.martinek@idm.at

General Tasks

Permanent Secretariat Danube Rectors’ Conference (DRC)
DRC Summer School
Young Scholars Forum
Danubius Awards
Event management
Collaboration on IDM publications

Expertise

Politics; International, regional and cross-border cooperation formats; EU macro-regional strategies; Transnational activities; Democratic processes and institutions; Civil society

Länderkompetenz

Central Europe, especially Visegrád states
Italy

Sprachkenntnisse

German (negotiable)
English (fluent)
Czech (mother tongue)

Work Experience

Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic, Udine, Italy
Cultural Association Central Europe, Udine, Italy

Education

2017- PhD in Modern History, West Bohemian University in Pilsen, Czech Republic
2012-2017 MA in Modern History, West Bohemian University in Pilsen, Czech Republic
2015-2016 MA in History and Oriental Studies, University of Bologna, Italy

Publications

Präsidentschaftswahl in Tschechien: Milliardär, General und Ökonomin, for Eastblog and derStandard, 12.01.2023

Verkehrspolitik (with Sebastian Schäffer), in: Werner Weidenfeld und Wolfgang Wessels (Hg.), Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2022, Nomos: Baden-Baden 2022, S. 311-314

In the Eye of the Storm: Political Turmoil in Slovakia, IDM Blog, 19.12.2022

DRC Strategic Foresight Publication, 10.11.2022

Herkulesaufgabe für die Demokratie, Aufbruch im lokalen. Veränderungskraft im donauraum, Info Europa 02/2022

Parlamentswahlen in Tschechien: Der fragile Sieg der Demokratie, 10.11.2021

Wie sich Regierungen und Oligarchen Medien kaufen (EN: How Governments and Oligarchs Control Media, with Daniela Neubacher and Malwina Talik), DerStandard and EastBlog, 03.05.2021

Ich bin ein milder Optimist, Ausgebrannt? Rettungspläne für die demokratie, Info Europa 02/2021

1918–1919 und das Jahrhundert danach. Der Zerfall Österreich-Ungarns und die Anfänge des heutigenMitteleuropas [1918–1919 and the century after. The collapse of Austria-Hungary and the inception of today’sCentral Europe], in: Daniel Martínek, Gregor Antoličič, 1918–1919 und das Jahrhundert danach. Der Zerfall Österreich-Ungarns und die Anfänge des heutigen Mitteleuropas, Der Donauraum 60, 3, 2020, 7-11.

Austria and the Papal States in the Context of the Italian Liberal-national Movement, 1838–1848, in: WestBohemian Historical Review 2, 2020, 167-188

Verkehrspolitik [Transport policy], in: Werner Weidenfeld, Wolfgang Wessels, Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2020, Nomos: Baden-Baden 2020, 315-318, (together with Sebastian Schäffer)

COVID-19 in the Danube Region – resilience or reversion of European integration?, IDM Policy Paper Series 1/2020

Semi-successful Socio-Political Transformation in CEE: The Case of the Czech Republic, in: Sebastian Schäffer,Zoltán Vörös, Falling Walls – Moving Borders – Common House Europe?, Der Donauraum 60, 1-2, 2020, 71-85

Revoluce v Itálii 1831 a rakouská vojenská intervence [The revolution in Italy in 1831 and the Austrian military intervention], in: Historica Olomucensia 56, 2019, 109–132.

Revolution revisited. Why Czechia urgently needs to complete unfinished business, IDM Policy Paper Series 3/2019

Verkehrspolitik [Transport policy], in: Werner Weidenfeld, Wolfgang Wessels, Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration2019, Nomos: Baden-Baden 2019, 283-286, (together with Sebastian Schäffer)

1918 The Fall of the Habsburg Monarchy, 2018 The Fall of the European Union?, in: Sebastian Schäffer, ZoltánVörös, Modernizing Europe: Generating Accountability, Der Donauraum 58, 3-4, 2018, 129–140

Verkehrspolitik [Transport policy], in: Werner Weidenfeld, Wolfgang Wessels, Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration2018, Nomos: Baden-Baden 2018, 259-262, (together with Sebastian Schäffer)