The Rise of Techno-Authoritarianism and its Impact on US Foreign Policy
Policy Brief March 2025 by Johannes Späth
Johannes Späth, MA
Research Associate
Johannes Späth, MA is a research associate at the Austrian Institute of International Affairs. After studying political science with a focus on International Politics in Regensburg and Rome, he completed his Master’s degree in Political Science at the University of Vienna. As part of his work at the oiip he is currently studying foreign policy decision-making processes in authoritarian systems. Thereby the focus is particularly on states in the MENA region.
All posts by Johannes Späth , MA
The End of an Era: The Decline of Neoliberalism and the Emerging Interregnum
Trend Report 10 / January 2025 by Johannes Späth
The European Union and the Sahel: the day after
Policy Analysis 1 / 2025 by Angela Meyer, Loïc Simonet & Johannes Späth
Evaluation of the "Extremismus macht Schule II"Program
Research project supported by funding from the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and...
Der kryptische Präsident
Interview im GELD-Magazin mit Johannes Späth
The MAGA Comeback: Europe Braces for a New Trump Era
Commentary by Johannes Späth and Tobias Gerber
Dollar Democracy: Uncovering the risks of monetary meddling in U.S. foreign policy
Policy Brief May 2024
Die Geopolitischen Prioritäten der USA im Kontext der Präsidentschaftswahl
Arbeitspapier April 2024 / von Thomas Eder und Johannes Späth
Mask Off: Implications of the EU’s “Geopolitical Awakening” for its Relations with the MENA...
Euromesco Paper by Johannnes Späth
Survival strategies in the Middle East: Foreign policy in the service of regime security. The cases...
Policy Analysis 1 / 2024 by Johannes Späth, Carsten Minh Vo & Cengiz Günay
A „new Washington consensus”
Trend Report 1 / January 2024 by Johannes Späth