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The proposal for a EU constitution has both advantages and disadvantages. However any moves towards the creation of a "federalist superstate" should be strenuously opposed. Critically discuss
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The proposal for a EU constitution has both advantages and disadvantages. However any moves towards the creation of a "federalist superstate" should be strenuously opposed. Critically discuss The European Union is a sovereignty-sharing association that exercises power over the citizens of Europe. This has a constitution in which contains the legal rules and practices which underlie the exercise and control of state power. From this we could define the European Union constitution to be a document, which contains the highest law in Europe. This document further regulates and defines everything the Union does, gives a minimum set of rights for the individual European citizen. It also defines and limits the Union authority in some areas1. The Preliminary draft for a EU constitution was on the 28th of October 2002. In this draft, Articles 1-16 of draft treaty was published to all Member states. The draft contained what the convention discussed about...
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