The mark of the Bundesbank : Germany's role in European monetary cooperation /
With the Bundesbank now the dominant German actor in international monetary cooperation, Germany's partner states have begun to consider the requirements of the bank - rather than the government - paramount. Dorothee Heisenberg maintains that the evolution of the Bundesbank is key to understand...
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Boulder, CO :
Lynne Rienner Publishers,
1999
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Introduction
- 2. Bundesbank Rejects Unilateral Floating
- 3. Renegotiating the EMS Agreement
- 4. Bundesbank Prevents Change
- 5. Negotiating the Monetary Union
- 6. EMS Crises
- 7. Ongoing Importance of the Bundesbank
- 8. Conclusion.
- 1 Introduction
- 2. The Bundesbank Rejects Unilateral Floating
- 3. Renegotiating the EMS Agreement
- 4. The Bundesbank Prevents Change
- 5. Negotiating the Monetary Union
- 6. The EMS Crises
- 7. The Ongoing Importance of the Bundesbank
- 8. Conclusion.
- 2 The Bundesbank Rejects Unilateral Floating 21
- 3 Renegotiating the EMS Agreement 49
- 4 The Bundesbank Prevents Change 75
- 5 Negotiating the Monetary Union 99
- 6 The EMS Crises 127
- 7 The Ongoing Importance of the Bundesbank 151
- The Bundesbank Rejects Unilateral Floating
- Renegotiating the EMS Agreement
- The Bundesbank Prevents Change
- Negotiating the Monetary Union
- The EMS Crises
- The Ongoing Importance of the Bundesbank