Since World War Two, there has been a consistent effort on the part of Western Europe to move towards Integration. The idea, although not new, has for the first time found a widespread enthusiasm among the nations within this sector of Europe. These nations, prodded by the two catastrophic experiences of World War One and Two^ have sought ways of overcoming the intense nationalism of the European States. Their aim Is to emphasize the commonality of these states which enables them to take advantage of supra-national institutions and policies.