A concise history of European monetary integration: from EPU to EMU

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Preface Introduction The Background: Gold Standard and Interwar Period The Establishment of a New International Economic Order after World War II The Reconstruction of Europe The Creation of the European Communities and Their Institutions Economic and Monetary Policies in the Treaty Establishing the European Economic Community Important Monetary Events in the European Community in the 1960s International Monetary Developments in the 1960s Striving for Better Policy Coordination in the European Community in the 1960s The 1969 Conference in The Hague and the Objective of Economic and Monetary Union The Werner Report The Breakdown of the Bretton Woods System and the Snake The Quest for More Policy Cooperation and a Unified Exchange Rate System in the 1970s The Creation of the European Monetary System The Objectives and Main Features of the European Monetary System Developments in the European Monetary System, 1979-1990 The Political Debate about the European Monetary System The Delors Report Stage One of Economic and Monetary Union and Preparations for the Intergovernmental Conference on Economic and Monetary Union Proposals for a Treaty on Economic and Monetary Union and the Negotiations of the Intergovernmental Conference The Maastricht Treaty The Debate about the Maastricht Treaty--Benefits and Costs of Economic and Monetary Union The Crises of the European Monetary System in 1992 and 1993 Stage Two of Economic and Monetary Union, the European Monetary Institute and the Preparation of Stage Three Outlook Chronology Bibliography Name Index Subject Index

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