[Maastricht : Mistaking One Europe for Another ?] - The author first claims the right to criticize the monetary aspects of the Maastricht agreement without being accused of anti-european nationalism. He wonders whether European construction will be undertaken in such a way as to preserve the synthesis of economic efficiency and social solidarity which has for so long distinguished Western Europe from other parts of the world. After having examined the underlying logic of present policies designed to maintain the twofold objective of monetary stability and competitive deflation, the paper analyses the negative effects of this strategy. It shows that European construction can not be expected to automatically enable a convergence in the member...
Wide ranging proposals for political union and closer co-operation between EU member states have bee...
Public Opinions as Obstacle to European Intégration, by Jonathan Story Both the SEA and the Maastric...
For the last fifty years, the history of European integration has witnessed two opposing methods: th...
The Turning Point for Maastricht, by Philippe Moreau Defarges The debutes concerning the ratificatio...
Summary: Governments of most accession countries in Central and Eastern Europe initially expressed k...
Whither UEM?, by Pierre Jacquet Many today doubt that the European Monetary Union can be launched by...
Is Maastricht too tough ? In this article, the author reviews briefly the preconditions for partici...
The Stakes of European Integration By eliminating exchange rate uncertainty and achieving a unified...
Governments of most accession countries in Central and Eastern Europe initially expressed keen inter...
On assiste à des inflexions nouvelles dans les débats sur la construction européenne. Moins visibles...
Abstract This author highlights the resistance of monetary authorities in the Netherlands to the imp...
European monetary union has again been the subject of debate in recent months. The supporters are ma...
Germany's European Policy Caught Between Desire and Reality, by Josef Janning Germany considers the ...
This paper seeks to shed light on the factors driving European monetary integration by examining cha...
After Maastricht: Which economic policies in Europe? The Maastricht Treaty presents Europe with the...
Wide ranging proposals for political union and closer co-operation between EU member states have bee...
Public Opinions as Obstacle to European Intégration, by Jonathan Story Both the SEA and the Maastric...
For the last fifty years, the history of European integration has witnessed two opposing methods: th...
The Turning Point for Maastricht, by Philippe Moreau Defarges The debutes concerning the ratificatio...
Summary: Governments of most accession countries in Central and Eastern Europe initially expressed k...
Whither UEM?, by Pierre Jacquet Many today doubt that the European Monetary Union can be launched by...
Is Maastricht too tough ? In this article, the author reviews briefly the preconditions for partici...
The Stakes of European Integration By eliminating exchange rate uncertainty and achieving a unified...
Governments of most accession countries in Central and Eastern Europe initially expressed keen inter...
On assiste à des inflexions nouvelles dans les débats sur la construction européenne. Moins visibles...
Abstract This author highlights the resistance of monetary authorities in the Netherlands to the imp...
European monetary union has again been the subject of debate in recent months. The supporters are ma...
Germany's European Policy Caught Between Desire and Reality, by Josef Janning Germany considers the ...
This paper seeks to shed light on the factors driving European monetary integration by examining cha...
After Maastricht: Which economic policies in Europe? The Maastricht Treaty presents Europe with the...
Wide ranging proposals for political union and closer co-operation between EU member states have bee...
Public Opinions as Obstacle to European Intégration, by Jonathan Story Both the SEA and the Maastric...
For the last fifty years, the history of European integration has witnessed two opposing methods: th...