Who thought that integrating strategically important sectors of the economy, and thereby removing them from national control, would not only make military confrontation among the Members materially impossible, but also – in the long run – lead to further economic and other integration?

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Who    thought that integrating strategically important sectors of the economy, and thereby removing them from national control, would not only make military confrontation among the Members materially impossible, but also – in the long run – lead to further economic and other integration?

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‘ Functionalists’( Robert Schuman and Jean Monnet)

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‘ federalists’ (Winston Churchill)

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Immanuel Kant

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Jean Jacques Rousseau

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