(95) The EU itself acknowledged that the reforms were merely a step toward more effective institutions but were not the ultimate answer. Institutional questions, therefore, were subsequently addressed more vigorously during the next round of negotiations that culminated in the Treaty of Nice (see below). Nonetheless, the concept of a European citizenship and the (albeit limited) integration of fundamental rights principles gave the EU a new direction; the EU was now headed toward a more coherent and complete polity that significantly departed from the mainly economic outlook of the Rome and Paris treaties.
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