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Epilogue,I hope, however, that I have fulfilled the original purpose of this book: to advocate a federal Europe as the most balanced solution, to help explain what our project involves and to highlight some of the main challenges facing us.

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Die psychologischen Wurzeln der Religionntal elements and the mechanisms which link these elements. This must be done with some care, since although the names of the institutions frequently coincide with those of Montesquieu’s classical terminology of the division of power, important nuances and differences are also involved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28917-4ion’, based on common citizenship, and ‘economic and monetary union’, to be crowned by a single currency. Before examining the changes and progress achieved in this area, we need to pass political judgment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82578-0ishment of an area without internal frontiers, the strengthening of social and economic cohesion and the setting-up of an economic and monetary union which in due course will require a single currency. The ultimate objective is, therefore, to achieve a single currency which will henceforth be known

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Arnulf Heuermann,Thomas Schn?ringnal aspect of the European enterprise is its dimension of ‘social revolution’. The decisive steps taken by the Community were the . dismantling of borders and customs and tariff barriers and also the psychological and cultural barriers which the peoples of western Europe had built up over the centur

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