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Europe’s Choice - Podiumsdiskussion zum 5-jährigen Jubiläum des ECFR - 30 May 12

Wie kann Europa neue Anreize schaffen um Regierungen und Bürger von europäischen Lösungen für die Reform von Politik, Wirtschaft und der europäischen Institutionen zu überzeugen? 


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Alba Chiara Lamberti is the Programmes Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations. She joined ECFR in March 2007 as Advocacy and Partnerships Manager, before becoming the Head of Advocacy. Previously she spent four years at the Brussels office of the International Crisis Group as EU & NATO Advocacy Manager where she was responsible for the organisation's institutional relations in Brussels.  After graduating from the LUISS University in Rome with an Honours degree in International Relations and from the College of Europe in Warsaw with an MA in Advanced European Studies, Alba worked for one and half years at the Development Office of the College of Europe in Bruges as Project Manager. She was responsible for service contracts on professional training and consultancy in EU affairs with the European Commission and national administrations of candidate countries. After Bruges, Alba worked for five months in the Group of Policy Advisers of the (then) European Commission President Romano Prodi.

Languages: Italian, English, French.

Areas of expertise: EU institutional reform; Common Foreign Security and Defence Policy; Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy; Inclusive security.

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Presseurop
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ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany is discussed

Le Monde
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ECFR's policy brief on China and Germany quoted

The Moscow News
21 May 12

Nick Witney quoted on NATO Chicago Summit and missile shield

Deutsche Welle
20 May 12

"Merkel's so-called opposition to growth has been overemphasized" comments Thomas Klau

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