The costitution of the European Union & Federalism at the point of transition to the Europan Union from the Europan communities

ABSTRACTIn the 20th century , the EU, which was established to prevent disasters as two world wars,that effected whole world and caused millions of human death and strangled the Europe in blood andfire, has had a great progress and has come to the rank of becoming a state.With the EU Constitution, accepted in january 2005, in a 50 years long adventure, a turningpoint is reached, but not the last rank. The success of the EU will be a positive example for futuresimilar attempts, otherwise, the failure will may be a starting point of a long term confusion.Launching as a ?Civilisation Project?, the EU is passing through a painful term. By this grade,the member governments of EU are evaluating the profits that they had from the EU until today andvalues that they have to give up for reaching higher ideals of humanity.In the first chapter; by summarizing the phases which was passed from the communitiesconstructed the base of union through today; it is investigated in which conditions, in which purposesthe EU was established and the EU has passed through.In the second chapter; the construction which wanted to bring with, the EU constituton submitto approval of member countries, is inquired in order to try to figure out the size of govermentalessential, which are brougt by the EU.In the third chapter; federalism, which is thought to be the form of state, is inspected, someexamples are given of present applications and it is investigated whether the EU constution anddesired system are same or not.In the fourth Section, The organization structure, which is posed by the EU constitution, isevaluated and the governmental fundamentals are investigated.And in conclusion; it is emphasised that in the present position, the EU?s system is differentfrom other applications, and according to changing and improving situations, the EU will continue inhis way forming an original construction without turning backward.