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Many Reasons could be suggested for as to why France rejected the constitution of the European Union. To look at these issues properly we would need to define what the constitution is and its purpose.
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France Rejecting the constitution Many Reasons could be suggested for as to why France rejected the constitution of the European Union. To look at these issues properly we would need to define what the constitution is and its purpose. A constitution is a system that an organisation follows. It is usually a document in written format, which establishes the principles in an organisation which it governs. In the case of the EU follows a constitution which defines the EU's fundamental political principles, also establishing the power and duties for each government in within the EU. This also means that each country would have a different level of power. The proposed constitution's main aims were to replace overlapping set of existing treaties that comprise the union's current constitution and streamline decision thus making in what is now a 25 member organisation. What this means is that the current existing treaties of the EU would be...
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