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The European Parliament and the Euratom Treaty: past, present and future. Working paper (2002)

Auteur	European Commission
Datum	februari 2002
Classificatie	6.04.0.20/41 (SAMENWERKINGSVERBANDEN - EURATOM)
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The EP and the Euratom Treaty: past, present and future

PREFACE

In the 1950s, three European Communities were created by a series of international
legal instruments: the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) by the Treaty of
Paris, 1952; the European Economic Community (EEC, now EC), and the European
Atomic Energy Community (EAEC- usually referred to as 'Euratom'), both in Rome
in 1957.

The ECSC Treaty expires in 2002. The other two are of limitless duration. The EEC
(now EC) Treaty has been much amended, by, inter alia, the Single European Act
(1987), and the Maastricht Treaty (1993), which created the European Union,
comprising the existing European Communities, plus two other 'pillars' concerning
co-operation injustice and home affairs, and a common foreign and security policy.
The most recent amendments have been introduced by the Treaty of Amsterdam,
which came into force in 1999. The Treaty of Nice, which makes further
amendments, has not yet come into force. The Euratom Treaty has never
been amended as to substance.

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