High Authority of the ECSC
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institution of the European Coal and Steel Community
precursor of the European Commission
supranational executive body
The High Authority of the ECSC was the supranational executive body of the European Coal and Steel Community, regarded as a key precursor to the modern European Commission.
Aliases (2)
Statements (50)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
institution of the European Coal and Steel Community
→
precursor of the European Commission → supranational executive body → |
| aim |
to contribute to economic expansion in member states
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to ensure equal access to resources → to ensure regular supply of coal and steel → to prevent discrimination and subsidies distorting competition → to promote competition in coal and steel markets → |
| appliesToJurisdiction |
European Coal and Steel Community
→
coal sector in member states → steel sector in member states → |
| composition |
independent members
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| continent |
Europe
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| country |
European Coal and Steel Community
→
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| dissolved |
1 July 1967
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1967 → |
| firstChairperson |
Jean Monnet
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| followedBy |
merger of executive bodies of ECSC, EEC and Euratom
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| hasChairperson |
Dino Del Bo
→
Jean Monnet → Piero Malvestiti NERFINISHED → René Mayer → |
| hasOfficialLanguage |
Dutch
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French → German → Italian → other languages of member states → |
| hasRole |
competition oversight
→
executive authority → guardian of the ECSC Treaty → implementation of ECSC Treaty → market supervision → proposal of measures to the Council of Ministers → regulatory authority → |
| headquartersLocation |
Luxembourg
→
Luxembourg City → |
| inception |
1952
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23 July 1952 → |
| independence |
members required to act in the general interest of the Community
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| legalBasis |
Treaty of Paris (1951)
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| locatedInTime |
post-World War II European integration period
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| meetsAt |
Luxembourg City
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| memberOf |
European Communities institutional framework
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| numberOfMembers |
9
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| partOf |
European Coal and Steel Community
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| replacedBy |
Commission of the European Communities
→
European Commission → |
| selectionMethod |
members appointed by governments of member states
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| significantFor |
development of supranational governance in Europe
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evolution of the European Union institutions → |
Referenced by (7)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Special Council of Ministers of the ECSC
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cooperatesWith |
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Treaty of Paris (1951)
("High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community")
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createdInstitution |
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Treaty of Paris (1951)
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createdSupranationalPowersFor |
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Treaty of Paris (1951)
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establishedInstitution |
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European Coal and Steel Community
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institution |
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Merger Treaty
("High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community")
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mergedInstitution |
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Schuman Declaration
("High Authority for coal and steel")
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proposedInstitution |