Date: Thursday 10 November 2011
Time: 4-5pm
Venue: NAB.2.04, New Academic Building
Speaker: Dr Michael Spindelegger
Chair: Professor Dimitri Vayanos

Dr Michael Spindelegger is Vice-Chancellor of the Republic of Austria and Federal Minister for European and International Affairs. He graduated from the University of Vienna with a doctorate in law.

This event is part of the LSESU Austrian Society's Global Business and Politics from an Austrian Perspective lecture series.

LSE's European Foreign Policy Unit (EFPU) based in the International Relations Department acts as a focus for research and teaching on issues relating to the steadily more serious attempts to create a collective European foreign policy since 1970.

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