European Union’s Current Stage, Challenges and Goals
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1. introduction2. Formation of European Union
3. European Union’s Challenges and Goals
4. Conclusion
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After Asian Financial Crisis during 1990s, need for economic integration called on analysis of EU integration model to Asia. Whether EU’s model applied to Asia is questioned, however, it will definitely meaningful to see current stage of EU to give us some insights of Northeast Asia, or Asia region future.EU, European Union is intergovernmental and supranational union of 25 democratic member states. Shared need of eliminating possibility of another war, eventually lead Europe to formation of Union. Through economical integration since 1951, the formation of the European Coal and Steel Community by (West) Germany, France, Italy and the Benelux countries, they established EU in 1992 by the Maastricht Treaty. EU did achieved a great deal: the international market, economic and monetary Union, the launch of the Euro, 3% growth, net job creation expected 1% - meaning 1.5 million new jobs each year.
However, the EU’s growth rate have consistently been less than the US, unemployment reminds high. The poverty and social exclusion are colossal, an ageing population and its implications for sustainability of welfare and pension systems are challenged.
Moreover, a majority of West Europeans does not believe that the EU represent them; these perception not only increases dissatisfaction with the current EU-framework but also lower the support for a future, EU-wide government.
Formation of European Union
Following the catastrophes of the First World War and the Second World War, driven by the determination to rebuild Europe and to eliminate the possibility of another war, and to pool the steel and coal resources of the member states, The European Union grew out of the European Coal and Steel Community by (West) Germany, France, Italy and the Benelux countries. This was accomplished by the Treaty of Paris, signed in April, 1951, and taking effect in July, 1952.