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Europe: an ever closer union (1)

01 January 1991

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Europe: an ever closer union
libdoc March=1992

Author: Martin, David (MEP)
Publisher: Spokesman 1991, pp.101, Appendix

Keywords: EP, Europe, Civil Liberties, Law,

Contents:-

Preface by Bernard Crick
1. European Union on the path to one world
2. European political union: A history, definition and change
of
emphasis
3. Democracy, subsidiarity and European union of a federal type
4. Economic and monetary union
5. Turning the Common Market into a European community
6. Fundamental rights and freedoms in a citizens Europe
7. A common community foreign policy
8. A new institutional balance
9. Proposed treaty reform: The thin edge of the wedge
10. One small step

Appendix

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