Maastricht Treaty

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1. Maastricht Treaty
2. ContentsIntroductionBirth ObjectivesEuropean UnionPoliciesEconomic and monetary unionSocial protocolCitizenshipPost-Maastricht
3. Introduction The Treaty on European Union
4. Birth The Treaty on European Union,
5. Objectives
6. European Union The Maastricht Treaty creates
7. Policies
8. Economic and monetary union The
9. Social Protocol
10. CitizenshipNew rights for Europeansthe right to circulate
11. Post-Maastricht The Maastricht Treaty represents
12. Sourceshttp://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/institutional_affairs/treaties/treaties_maastricht_en.htmhttp://hum.port.ac.uk/europeanstudieshub/learning/understandingtheeu/module-5-history-of-the-european-union/maastricht/http://global-security-news.com/2012/02/21/maastricht-treaty-anniversary-demise-of-greece-anti-german-feeling-crisis-solution/
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ContentsIntroductionBirth ObjectivesEuropean UnionPoliciesEconomic and monetary unionSocial protocolCitizenshipPost-Maastricht

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Слайд 1Maastricht Treaty
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Слайд 2Contents
Introduction
Birth
Objectives
European Union
Policies
Economic and monetary union
Social protocol
Citizenship
Post-Maastricht

ContentsIntroductionBirth ObjectivesEuropean UnionPoliciesEconomic and monetary unionSocial protocolCitizenshipPost-Maastricht

Слайд 3Introduction
The Treaty on European Union represents a new

stage in European integration since it opens the way to

political integration. It creates a European Union consisting of three pillars: the European Communities, Common Foreign and Security Policy and police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

Introduction The Treaty on European Union represents a new stage in European integration since it opens

Слайд 4Birth
The Treaty on European Union, signed in Maastricht

on 7 February 1992, entered into force on 1 November 1993. The

Treaty brought the European Union into being and, despite other smaller attempts such as European Political Cooperation it was the first major step beyond the economics of the EEC and into the political realm.

Birth The Treaty on European Union, signed in Maastricht on 7 February 1992, entered into force on

Слайд 5Objectives

Слайд 6European Union
The Maastricht Treaty creates the European Union,

which consists of three pillars: the European Communities, common foreign

and security policy and police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

The first pillar consists of the European Community, the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)and Euratom and concerns the domains in which the Member States share their sovereignty via the Community institutions.

The second pillar establishes common foreign and security policy (CFSP).

The third pillar concerns cooperation in the field of justice and home affairs (JHA).

European Union The Maastricht Treaty creates the European Union, which consists of three pillars: the European

Слайд 7Policies

Слайд 8Economic and monetary union
The Treaty provides for the

establishment of a single currency in three successive stages:

The first

stage, which liberalises the movement of capital, began on 1 January 1990;

The second stage began on 1 January 1994 and provides for convergence of the Member States' economic policies;

The third stage began on 1 January 1999 with the creation of a single currency and the establishment of a Central European Bank (CEB).

Economic and monetary union The Treaty provides for the establishment of a single currency in

Слайд 9Social Protocol

Слайд 10Citizenship
New rights for Europeans

the right to circulate and reside freely

in the Community;

the right to vote and to stand as

a candidate for European and municipal elections in the State in which he or she resides;

the right to protection by the diplomatic or consular authorities of a Member State other than the citizen's Member State of origin on the territory of a third country in which the state of origin is not represented;

the right to petition the European Parliament and to submit a complaint to the Ombudsman.