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  • Time to choose? European foreign and security policy

    By Sir Timothy Garden   The nature of US power US foreign policy is about promoting the interests of the United States; but this is true for most nations. Yet […]

  • Federal Union’s model of the European Union could not be further from a superstate

    Correspondence with Peter Hain, British government representative in the European constitutional convention 11 October 2002 Dear Mr Hain You said on Newsnight this evening that all thoughts of a “federal […]

  • Simplicity is a virtue

    Federalist Letter to the European Constitutional Convention Issue number 5, 3 October 2002 Dear Members of the Convention In the European political process, simplicity is a virtue. Just because one […]

  • Federalism as a new political thinking

    Notes for “Federalism as a new political thinking”, Ventotene, 2 September 2002, by Richard Laming Examples of rival forms of political thinking – Nationalists – people we are clearly opposed […]

  • Your region: your choice – revitalising the English regions

    A response by Federal Union to the government’s White Paper, 30 August 2002 SUMMARY OF RESPONSES References are to paragraphs of the Federal Union Paper A. Federal Union is of […]

  • Federalism and the global challenges

    By Richard Laming Notes for “Federalism and the global challenges”, Ventotene, 4 September 2002 What do federalists think of globalisation? What is globalisation? It is people and organisations doing things […]

  • Why nation states are not obsolete

    By John Roberts There is a myth abroad that the nation state is nowadays a paper tiger, its place as the rampant danger to peace and stability in the world […]

  • Why the IMF remains undemocratic

    Letter published in The Guardian, Thursday 18 July 2002 Most concepts of democratic accountability include answering before a parliament representing the citizens. There is no such role within the IMF, […]

  • Use of Hitler in video is misplaced

    From the Western Morning News, 9 July 2002 I must say that I am appalled by MP Kate Hoey’s comments regarding the inclusion of Adolf Hitler in the NO campaign […]

  • A humane and effective immigration and asylum policy

    Federalist Letter to the European Constitutional Convention Issue number 4, 5 June 2002 Dear Members of the Convention Not a week goes by without further evidence of the desperation felt […]

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