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Federalism and EU after Maastricht

01 January 1991

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Federalism and EU after Maastricht
libdoc April=1994

Author(s): Denton Geoffrey
Publisher: Europe EC Maastricht Security
Keywords: Wilton Park Paper (HMSO), 1993

WILTON PARK PAPER 67

Report based on Wilton Park Conference 384: 6-10 July 1992:
Federalism, 'Subsidiarity' and the European Community: How can
Common Decision-making be Combined with democratic Control in the
Community and its Member States?

CONTENTS:
1. Federal Europe versus L'Europe des Parties
'Nationalists' and 'Federalists'
2. Federal integration and federal devolution
3. Unitary and federal states in Europe
4. Widening and/or deepening? EC strategy at the crossroads 5.
The common foreign and security policy
6. The debate on monetary union

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