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This 20 page paper considers the roles of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality within the EU. A brief history is considered to put the discussion into context, and the meanings of their principles, the ways in which they are applied and enforced are considered, with some case histories quoted. The conclusion argues that they act as balances foe each other within European Government, which enables its role to be more effective and efficient. The bibliography cites 16 Sources.
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to it in several of his speeches in the 1950s and 1960s. However, he appeared to be in a minority European citizens that believed in this dream.
The European Union makes good economical and political sense, but many people feared in joining a big club, believing that the individual countries, especially the
smaller, or less powerful ones would loose their cultural identity and become European citizens, rather than the nationality that is shown on their passport. Others saw it as a
take over attempt by Germany, proposing that they lost the war, but an economical take-over would be just as devastating and furthermore stating the Bundesbank had high ideas regarding its
role in a unified Europe. There was still a lot of animosity from the toll taken on Europe under Hitlers rule. Many of
the critics need not have feared, much of what was predicted has never come to pass, nor is it likely to, as in the development of the European Union certain
principle have been adopted, either out of moral reasoning or from their member states. Arguably the two most important ones are subsidiarity and proportionality, as they have been a limiting
effect on the would be power mongers of the EU, and ensured that the power, and European or National levels is not exceeded.
I. Background to European Law The origins of the European Community are first
seen after the Second World War. Frances foreign minister, Robert Schumann along with Jean Monett who was responsible for supervising the economic recovery of France after the War proposed a
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