These essays explore why Europe needs a federation and how its institutions could work.
For an introduction, read Why I’m a European Federalist. Eurogaullism develops the argument for European sovereignty; Let’s Build the European Federation Asynchronously considers a path towards federation; and A Bicameral Legislature for the European Union sets out a detailed institutional proposal.
De Gaulle was right about sovereignty, but in the twenty-first century it can only be secured at European scale.
An interactive timeline showing Europe's movement from conquest and domination to freedom, peace, and prosperity through integration.
In a federal EU, the legislature should be a bicameral parliament of two co-equal chambers: one representing the people, one the member states. Both should be able to introduce laws, and both should be needed to pass them.