European federalist papers

The European Federalist Papers explain why the present intergovernmental system of the European Union is no longer adequate and has to be replaced by a European Federation like the United States of America. Taking the American Federalist Papers (1787-1788) as the best benchmark Leo Klinkers and Herbert Tombeur, supported by guest author Fernand Jadoul, deliver  in 26 Papers the facts and arguments why the European Union’s model of governance fails to guarantee the Citizens’ and Member State’s sovereignty and for what reasons the federalisation of Europe is necessary.