Equality in an Ever-Integrating Europe
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The aim of the research group was to explore whether it is possible to ensure closer (more integrated) European cooperation between the Member States of the European Union, while respecting their equality. The preamble to the Maastricht Treaty reflects the will of the Member States to continue the process of building an ever-closer union among the peoples of Europe. A Union where decisions are taken as close as possible to the citizens, in line with the principle of subsidiarity.
The Treaty also states that its aim is to strengthen solidarity between people while respecting their history, culture, and traditions. But what does this mean in practice? There is no doubt that all Member States have an interest in mutual cooperation within the European Union. However, debates may arise on how this cooperation should be ensured (intergovernmental method vs. supranational method) and in which areas. There may also be doubts about the adequacy of the current operational structure of the European Union. The question of the proper balance between the democratic functioning of the European Union, the equality of Member States and effective decision-making in the administrative bodies of the European Union becomes extremely important.
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- Brno, Czech Republic
- 2025. 04. 10.
Az „Equality in an Ever-Integrating Europe in Specific Terms” című konferencia az európai integráció elmélyülésével összefüggésben az uniós tagállamok közötti […]
- CEA, Hungary
- 2024. 11. 21.
Az „Equality in an Ever-Integrating Europe in General Terms” című konferencia az Európai Unió (EU) előtt álló egyik legégetőbb kérdéssel […]