The literature on transnational legal orders (TLOs) establishes new criteria for the elaboration of analyses regarding complex legal and economic issues which transcend the nation state. By looking into the so-called "currency war" controversy of 2010-2013, the paper argues that TLO theory remains limited in its ability to shed light on relevant aspects of cross-border impacts of monetary policy changes
There are vexing puzzles about one of the most comprehensive, far-reaching, most deeply penetrating ...
A currency union is when several independent sovereign nations share a common currency. This has bee...
The optimal currency area (OCA) concept is central to the economic analysis of monetary unions, as i...
Abstract The literature on transnational legal orders (TLOs) establishes new criteria for the elabor...
This book chapter compares the International Monetary and Trade Legal Orders during the inter-war pe...
In recent years, legal scholars have dismantled influential economic accounts of the private nature ...
Monetary integration involves a consideration of two quite different types or dimensions of sovereig...
The main aim of this article is to identify factors influencing the direction of change in exchang...
Currency wars are featured by competitive currency devaluations. Countries endeavor to reach the bot...
This Article presents a modern survey of a State\u27s monetary rights and duties during and after mi...
The purpose of this article is to contribute to the discussion of the financial aspects of dollariza...
Comments on: Alan Drazen, whose paper represents a first effort to formalize the role of political c...
This Policy Contribution was prepared as a briefing paper for the European Parliament Economic and M...
This Policy Contribution was prepared as a briefing paper for the European Parliament Economic and M...
Emerging-market countries are being urged to choose between freely floating exchange rates and firml...
There are vexing puzzles about one of the most comprehensive, far-reaching, most deeply penetrating ...
A currency union is when several independent sovereign nations share a common currency. This has bee...
The optimal currency area (OCA) concept is central to the economic analysis of monetary unions, as i...
Abstract The literature on transnational legal orders (TLOs) establishes new criteria for the elabor...
This book chapter compares the International Monetary and Trade Legal Orders during the inter-war pe...
In recent years, legal scholars have dismantled influential economic accounts of the private nature ...
Monetary integration involves a consideration of two quite different types or dimensions of sovereig...
The main aim of this article is to identify factors influencing the direction of change in exchang...
Currency wars are featured by competitive currency devaluations. Countries endeavor to reach the bot...
This Article presents a modern survey of a State\u27s monetary rights and duties during and after mi...
The purpose of this article is to contribute to the discussion of the financial aspects of dollariza...
Comments on: Alan Drazen, whose paper represents a first effort to formalize the role of political c...
This Policy Contribution was prepared as a briefing paper for the European Parliament Economic and M...
This Policy Contribution was prepared as a briefing paper for the European Parliament Economic and M...
Emerging-market countries are being urged to choose between freely floating exchange rates and firml...
There are vexing puzzles about one of the most comprehensive, far-reaching, most deeply penetrating ...
A currency union is when several independent sovereign nations share a common currency. This has bee...
The optimal currency area (OCA) concept is central to the economic analysis of monetary unions, as i...