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Supranationalism
  • A venture involving three or more states
  • Political, economic, and/or cultural cooperation to promote shared objectives
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European Supranationalism
  • Why would anyone want to give away international autonomy, one of the most sought after goals of the past century?
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History of European Supranationlism
  • 1947 – MARSHALL PLAN
  • 1948 - Organization for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC)
  • 1949 - Council of  Europe
  • 1951 - ECSC
  • 1957 - Treaty of Rome
  • 1958 - EEC effective
  • 1959 - EFTA signed
  • 1965 - EEC-ESC-EURATOM
  • 1973 - EEC
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History of European Supranationlism
  • Primary function of the OEEC
  • To accept and distribute funds allocated under the Marshall Plan
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European Union (EU)
  • Original Members:  (12)  Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, UK
  • Established:  7 February 1992
  • Effective:  1 November 1993
  • Aimed to coordinate policy among   the members in three fields:
  • --  economics
  • --  defense
  • --  justice and home affairs
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Supranationalism
Problems
  • Loss of autonomy
  • Disparities in levels of economic development
  • Technical barriers
  • Cultural barriers
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European
Regions
  • Western Europe


  • The British Isles


  • Nordic Europe


  • Mediterranean
  • Europe


  • Eastern Europe


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Western Europe:
Germany
  • Germany of
  • the past


  • The Federal
  • Republic


  • Germany
  • Today
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France
  • Role in Europe
  • Paris
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Benelux
Countries
  • Belgium


  • Netherlands


  • Luxembourg


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British
Isles
  • Site and
  • Situation


  • UK & NI


  • Ireland
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Northern
Europe
  • Site and
  •    Situation


  • Role in Europe
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