- Title Pages
- Notes on Contributors
- List of Abbreviations
- Foreword
- Preface
-
1 Institutions and the Evolution ofE uropean Democracy -
2 National Courts and Community Law -
3 On Studying Governments -
4 What Is New About Governance and Why Does It Matter? -
5 Executives in Comparative Context -
6 The Political System of theE uropeanU nion -
7 Dismantling and Rebuilding theW eberian State -
8 The Age of Administrative Reforms -
9 TheE uropean Administration: BetweenE uropeanization and Domestication -
10 E uropeanization and the Persistence of Administrative Systems -
11 The Decline of Party? -
12 Comparing Economic Interest Organizations -
13 Interest Groups and theB russels Bureaucracy -
14 Contentious Politics inW esternE urope and theU nitedS tates -
15 From Popular Dissatisfaction to Populism: Democracy, Constitutionalism, and Corruption -
16 Democratizations in theE uropean Periphery -
17 The Politics of Regulation andE uropean Regulatory Institutions -
18 From Industrial Policy to a Regulatory State: Contrasting Institutional Change inB ritain andF rance -
19 Monetary Policy and theE uro -
20 RecastingE uropean Welfare States -
21 The ChangingE uropean State -
22 The ChangingE uropean State: Pressures from Within -
23 International Relations, International Institutions, and theE uropean State - Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
Monetary Policy and the Euro
Monetary Policy and the Euro
- Chapter:
- (p.330) 19 Monetary Policy and the Euro
- Source:
- Governing Europe
- Author(s):
Loukas Tsoukalis (Contributor Webpage)
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This chapter first briefly traces the history of European monetary integration. It then examines: the politics and economics of the Maastricht Treaty and Economic and Monetary Union/European Monetary Union (EMU); the convergence criteria and the transition to the final stage; and the institutional structure provided for in the treaty. It concludes with the main outstanding issues, drawing on the experience of the first two years of life with the euro, and the prospects for the future.
Keywords: convergence, Economic and Monetary Union, euro, Europe, European monetary integration, European Monetary Union, history, institutional structure, Maastricht Treaty, monetary policy, transition to Economic and Monetary Union
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- Title Pages
- Notes on Contributors
- List of Abbreviations
- Foreword
- Preface
-
1 Institutions and the Evolution ofE uropean Democracy -
2 National Courts and Community Law -
3 On Studying Governments -
4 What Is New About Governance and Why Does It Matter? -
5 Executives in Comparative Context -
6 The Political System of theE uropeanU nion -
7 Dismantling and Rebuilding theW eberian State -
8 The Age of Administrative Reforms -
9 TheE uropean Administration: BetweenE uropeanization and Domestication -
10 E uropeanization and the Persistence of Administrative Systems -
11 The Decline of Party? -
12 Comparing Economic Interest Organizations -
13 Interest Groups and theB russels Bureaucracy -
14 Contentious Politics inW esternE urope and theU nitedS tates -
15 From Popular Dissatisfaction to Populism: Democracy, Constitutionalism, and Corruption -
16 Democratizations in theE uropean Periphery -
17 The Politics of Regulation andE uropean Regulatory Institutions -
18 From Industrial Policy to a Regulatory State: Contrasting Institutional Change inB ritain andF rance -
19 Monetary Policy and theE uro -
20 RecastingE uropean Welfare States -
21 The ChangingE uropean State -
22 The ChangingE uropean State: Pressures from Within -
23 International Relations, International Institutions, and theE uropean State - Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
