por Flavio Felice y Luca Sandonà
ABSTRACT
Alcide De Gasperi and Konrad Adenauer, two founding fathers of European integration, shared a bilingual culture, a strong Catholic faith, and a market-oriented economic approach based on the principle of subsidiarity. We analyse the reflections on European economic integration by the Italian values-grounded liberals Luigi Sturzo and Luigi Einaudi and by the German social market economists Alfred Müller-Armack and Wilhelm Röpke, all of whom influenced the policies of De Gasperi and Adenauer and their contributions to the Treaty of Rome. The conclusion draws lessons for the present and future state of the European Union.
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