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Jean Monnet produces the first European Steel Ingot  (30/4/1953) - Source: European Commission Audiovisual Library The Treaty of the European Steel and Coal Community, the first and founding instrument of the European Union and the EU Constitution, defines the main European institutions, albeit in a initial form. It was signed on 18 April 1951 and came into force on 25 July 1952.

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Treaty Establishing the European Steel and Coal Community (PDF) - signed 18/4/1951
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Bibliography

The Classic studies on the Schuman Plan are:

  • Monnet, J. Memoires, Paris 1976, 341-392 (which is part autobiography and part political manifesto) - please see the discussion papers by Jean Monnet (05/08/1943 and 03/05/1950)
  • Diebold, W. The Schuman Plan: A Study in Economic Cooperation, 1950-1959, New York, 1959 (which, however, has very little to say on the negotiations themselves).


 

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