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245	0	0	_aEU Treaties : _bWhy they need targeted changes : An approach based on european public goods, citizenships, democracy _h[Recurso electrónico]
260			_aBrussels, Belgium _b : Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) _c , 2023
300			_a145 p.
490	0		_aPolicy Study
500			_aOctober 2023
520			_aThe CoFoE, Conference on the Future of Europe, expressed clear aspirations from European citizens, which must be met with credible proposals to move forward in the next phase of the European project. This Report aims at contributing for the current debate on EU internal reform. After a painful financial crisis, we were engaged in finding solutions to cope with climate change and making the best of the digital transformation. Then, we were confronted with an unprece dented pandemic and, more recently with war back in our continent. Humankind is struggling with existential challenges, and global governance is being derailed by multipolar rivalry. It is high time for us Europeans to re-invent our common political creation – the European Union – for new times ahead. We need stronger tools to assert our democratic choices, our sovereignty and our international cooperation. This Report was prepared with a unique blend of high-level expertise from constitutional law, to political science, political economy and other social sciences, diversified national belongings and political experience from all political institutions. After intensive discussion among us and follow-up of the CoFoE debates, this expert group is coming up with a contribution for new developments after this conference. This Report on “EU treaties – why they need targeted changes” is organised in three major parts: Part 1: focusing on the key challenges ahead and making the case for new European public goods and the way to deliver in security, external action, climate change, digital transformation, education, social cohesion, gender equality and health; Part 2: developing the means to deliver these European public goods: citizenship, democracy but also economic governance; Part 3: how far are treaty changes needed? Let us be precise and identify what can be done with the current EU treaties and what cannot be done. Detailed proposals are made all over the Report and a summary is presented in the final chapter. The possible methods to change the EU treaties are then identified.
650		7	_aTratados europeos
650		0	_aCiudadanía europea
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