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INTRODUCTION
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Part One: Can we learn any lessons from
the experiences of federal states
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1. The centralized model
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7
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2. What can we learn from the
experiences of German federalism
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8
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3. What can we learn from the
american experience?
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9
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4. A pilot experience: Swiss
Federalism
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12
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5. Differences and similarities of
federal systems
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14
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6. Authorities and insitutions
common to federal States
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7. The constitutional autonomy of
the member states
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8. Constitutional revisions
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9. Conditions and common principles
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Part two: The European Union on the road
to unprecedented federalism
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1. Economic integration and
political objectives
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28
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2. The basic pillar: The European
Community
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3. Foreign Relations, the CFSP and
the outline of a European Community
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Part three: The future constitution of the
European Union
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1. The Federating core of the
European Union: A federal constitution for
Europe
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2. A vision of the federal Union
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3. Guidelines for the forthcoming
debates
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Conclusions open to the future
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Bibliography
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