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00:00 - Intro: The Supranational Gamble
00:01:23 - The First Foundation: ECSC & Treaty of Paris (1951)
00:02:58 - What is a "Supranational" Authority?
00:04:55 - Why the ECSC Expired in 2002 (The 50-Year Limit)
00:06:14 - The Second Foundation: Euratom & Treaty of Rome (1957)
00:07:29 - Comparing Power: High Authority vs. Commission
00:08:50 - Why Euratom Has No Expiry Date
00:10:02 - Conclusion: From Industrial War to Atomic Peace
00:11:04 - Thought Experiment: What is Today's "Coal and Steel"?

Did you know the first European Union treaty had an expiry date? In S1E02 of the Study with Me Podcast, we explore the "Supranational Gamble" that followed the Schuman Declaration. We compare the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) with the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom). Why did one expire in 2002 while the other lasts forever?
​🔍 Key Topics Covered:
•​The revolutionary "High Authority" and supranational power.
•​Why the ECSC (Treaty of Paris, 1951) was only a 50-year test.
•​The rise of Euratom (Treaty of Rome, 1957) during the Cold War.
•​How these treaties created the legal DNA of today's EU.
​If you are a student of Political Science, History, or International Relations, this deep dive is for you!