Austrian Hub

The Austrian Hub is chaired by Susanne Augenhofer, Walter Doralt and Christian Koller. Its launch took place in Vienna on 4 September 2013 and featured many prominent panelists debating the current status of European legal integration. The discussions were moderated by Irmgard Griss (former President of the Austrian Supreme Court and Deputy-Speaker of the ELI Senate).

The keynote address was delivered by Franz Fischler (President of the European Forum Alpbach and a former EU Commissioner for Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries). From the host venue, Haus der Europäischen Union, the guests then proceeded to the beautiful courtyard and ceremonial chamber of the University of Vienna, where an official opening of the ELI General Assembly took place under the auspices of Rector Heinz W Engl.

Upon joining ELI, one becomes a member of the Hub of their country of residence or seat, provided no objections are raised. You can find the list of Individual Members by country of residence here.

 

Events

26.05.2025
 

Austrian Hub Monday Seminar Series: Taming Big Tech

The Seminar will take place on 26 May 2025 at 18:30 (CET) at the University of Innsbruck.

08.05.2025
 

Austrian Hub Hosts Conference on Codifications

The conference will take place on 8 (16:00 CET) & 9 May (9:00–17:00 CET) 2025 at University of Graz.

19.03.2025
 

Austrian Hub Webinar on Online Speech Regulation

The event took place on 19 March 2025 (18:30 CET) at the Universität Innsbruck and online.

17.03.2025
 

Austrian Hub Monday Seminar Series: The Corporate Restructuring Machine

The Seminar took place on 17 March 2025 (18:30 CET) at the University of Innsbruck and online.

23.10.2024
 

Austrian Hub Hosts Evening Lecture to Present New Book

On 23 October 2024 (18:30 CET), the Hub hosted an online book presentation on Third-Party Funding of Litigation in Finance.

24.06.2024
 

Austrian Hub’s 173rd Seminar on Current Problems of Private Business Law Series

On 24 June 2024, the Hub organised a seminar on foundations and barriers to action at the University of Innsbruck.