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Democracy must be made a global cause
By Richard Laming Published in the Financial Times, 12 September 2005 Sir, Craig Kennedy is right to say that America should champion democracy around the world (“America must make democracy a […]
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New patterns of citizenship in Europe
By Richard Laming Based on a talk given at the Ventotene seminar, 30 August 2005 The question of citizenship is a very important one for federalists. I believe it is […]
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5000 reasons to complete the single market
By Richard Laming Published in EUobserver, 23 August 2005 Travellers all over Europe found themselves stranded by the collapse of EUJet at the end of last month. Five thousand British holidaymakers […]
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Sir Edward Heath
It’s been quiet lately. But I found this quote by the late Sir Edward Heath, which deserves to be read by everyone interested in this subject. It was in a […]
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Aspects of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
Report by the House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee, 23 March 2005 The House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee’s report on the European constitution drew in several places on evidence […]
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European constitution – a personal view
By Satish Desai Introduction During my visit to the USA, I had a short discussion with a Senator, who felt strongly that Europe could not be a “State” and rejection […]
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Taking Democracy Global: Assessing the Benefits and Challenges of a Global Parliamentary Assembly
By Andrew Strauss We publish below an extract from a new pamphlet published by the One World Trust. Increasingly the world’s diverse political communities – local, provincial and national – […]
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Inquiry into the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
Written evidence from Federal Union submitted to the House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee (read pdf version) Federal Union Federal Union was founded in 1938 and campaigns for federalism for […]
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After the constitution: what now?
By Richard Laming The rejection of the European constitution by the referendums in France and the Netherlands is a setback but not a disaster. The notion of a European constitution […]
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Tart
10 July 2005 Let’s hope the Luxembourgers vote Yes in the referendum today, as a response to Jack Straw if nothing else. Jack Straw, who is the British foreign minister, […]