Why is the Fouchet Plan significant despite failing?

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Its rejection confirmed the resilience of the supranational 'Community method' and seeded the later European Council. Often called a 'constitutional moment' clarifying the limits of purely intergovernmental political union.

Why is the Fouchet Plan significant despite failing?

Its rejection confirmed the resilience of the supranational 'Community method' and seeded the later European Council.

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