I finished reading your European federalist papers 0 to 12. I found it a well balanced and a clear intellectual piece of work. Still unfinished, as I understand.
Last year a number of remarkable papers dealing with federalism and or the future of Europe were published. I strongly believe a serious and common effort should be undertaken to summarize and distribute this summary in federalist circles all over Europe. Such a broad (and incomplete resp. tentative) summary can become a starting point for the tentative formulation of a common strategy to all - or at least a majority of - European federalists. This tentative formulation shall signal all options. As you do in your papers. A conscious choice among the innumerable options is a must in order to clarify the position of the European federalists and create a movement of thought liberated from hesitation and improvisation. Quite a programme...
You asked for comments. I have some. Not meant as any form of criticism, on the contrary. These ideas and suggestions are not mandatory, but reflect some - incomplete - reflections coming from a European federalist. Following list of questions is obviously incomplete, but are a fall-out of a spontaneous reaction. A direct formulation of the core ideas is, I believe, the most concise way to convey the message.
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