The Council of the EU

European Parliament

European Commission

European Council

An Economic Union in 1992 for all member states

of the European Union when the Maastricht Treaty came into force.

An

Economic and Monetary Union in 1999 for all member states of the European

Union.

An Economic and Monetary Union in 1999 for 11 member

states of the European Union

A

Single Market in 1987, when the Single European Act came into force.

Are

autonomous from member states, which is consistent with neo-functionalism.

Are not autonomous from member states, which is

consistent with neo-functionalism.

Are

not autonomous from member states, which is not consistent with liberal

intergovernmentalism.

Are

autonomous from member states, which is consistent with liberal

intergovernmentalism.

The

creation of the European Coal and Steel Community in 1952, the European Atomic

Energy Community and the European Economic Community in 1955.

The creation of the European Coal and Steel

Community in 1952, the European Atomic Energy Community and the European

Economic Community in 1958.

The

creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, the European Atomic Energy

Community, and the European Economic Community in 1958.

The

creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, the European Atomic Energy

Community, and the European Economic Community in 1952.

Member States’ votes would be weighted

exclusively based on the country’s population.

Member States’ votes would be weighted based on

a complex calculation of three variables (population, GNI, and their current

voting power in the GA.)

Member States’ votes would be weighted

exclusively based on their GNI or GDP.

The

UN GA is empowered by the UN Charter to issue obligatory, legally binding

resolutions on inter-state conflicts.

The

UN Security Council has an exclusive jurisdiction over inter-state disputes.

The

UN GA even today could have a role in settling inter-state disputes if the

Security Council is blocked or unable to act.

t

he

voting system does not reflect the real power of member states.

Very few resolutions can pass in the General

Assembly.

Decisions

can be made exclusively by consensus of all member states.