Logistics and 1992
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The attempt by the European Commission to create a “Europe without frontiers” is in no way a new one. Indeed, written into the founding Treaty of Rome as long ago as 1957 was the objective to establish an economic union based upon 'the four basic freedoms' of movements of goods, people, services and capital. The failure of the community to achieve this union, with seemingly anecdotal tales of the years spent trying to harmonize such things as lawnmower noise, are familiar to many.
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The attempt by the European Commission to create a “Europe without frontiers” is in no way a new one. Indeed, written into the founding Treaty of Rome as long ago as 1957 was the objective to establish an economic union based upon 'the four basic freedoms' of movements of goods, people, services and capital. The failure of the community to achieve this union, with seemingly anecdotal tales of the years spent trying to harmonize such things as lawnmower noise, are familiar to many.
Key concepts: Treaty, Commission, European union, European commission, Politics, Economic community, Treaty of Rome, Capital (architecture)