Origins
- History of the European Union
- Pre-1945 ideas on European unity
- History of the European Communities (1945-1957)
- History of the European Communities (1958-1972)
- History of the European Communities (1973-1993)
- History of the European Union (1993-2004)
- European Communities
- European Economic Community
- European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)
- Euratom
- Single market. See also Trade bloc and Value-added tax
- Subsidiarity
- See treaties below
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