1 Introduction: EU Treaties, Institutions and Decision making of the European Union
Author: Carlos San Juan Mesonada
Tuesday 15 November 2016, by Carlos San Juan
Economic and political integration is often identified with a decrease of the sovereignty of the states and an increase of the influence of the supranational central authority.
1. Institutions of the EU
The Treaties entrust the operation of the EU (European Union) to 6 principal institutions:
1. Council of Ministers of the EU
2. Commission
3. European Parliament
4. Court of Justice
5. Court of Auditors
6. European Council
2. From the European Community to the European Union
From the EC to the EU – Communities, Treaties, Members, Institutions, Community Law
1.- Treaty of Rome (TEEC) (1959)
2.- Single European Act (1985)
3.- Maastricht Treaty (TEU) (1993)
4.- Lisbon Treaty (2009)
5.- European System of Central Banks (ESCB):
Central Banks from Member States (monetary policy implementation)
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Economic and political integration is often identified with a decrease of the sovereignty of the states and an increase of the influence of the supranational central authority.
1. Institutions of the EU
The Treaties entrust the operation of the EU (European Union) to 6 principal institutions:
1. Council of Ministers of the EU
2. Commission
3. European Parliament
4. Court of Justice
5. Court of Auditors
6. European Council
2. From the European Community to the European Union
From the EC to the EU – Communities, Treaties, Members, Institutions, Community Law
1.- Treaty of Rome (TEEC) (1959)
2.- Single European Act (1985)
3.- Maastricht Treaty (TEU) (1993)
4.- Lisbon Treaty (2009)
5.- European System of Central Banks (ESCB):
Central Banks from Member States (monetary policy implementation)
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