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Lukas Wieser
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Lukas Wieser

Lukas Wieser is a research assistant at the Chair of Public and European Law (Prof. Dr. Konrad Lachmayer) at the Sigmund Freud University Vienna.
POSTS BY Lukas Wieser
03 Juni 2019
Konrad Lachmayer, Lukas Wieser

Entering into New Constitutional Territory in Austria

10 days after the “Ibiza Video” scandal a vote of no confidence in the Austrian Parliament removed the Austrian government from office. While international media focused – in light of the exceptional circumstances – primarily on the “Ibiza Video” scandal, the constitutional dynamics were mostly neglected. It is therefore necessary to explain the events of the last days as well as to analyse the constitutional dynamics of the situation in Austria. Continue reading >>
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