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Germany, EMU and the Bundesbank
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posted on 2014-08-08, 10:41 authored by Jeremy LeamanWhen future histories of European politics are written, it is likely that the final decade
of the 20th century will be seen to have been dominated by three major developments:
by German unification, by the realignment of central and East European states to the
economic and political norms of the EU and thirdly by EMU. It will be important to
see all three (interconnected) developments set in a broader global context of political
and economic upheaval, of a new and profound uncertainty about fundamental human
ideologies and associated policy priorities.
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Germany and Europe. Germany's Relationship to Europe at the end of the 1990'sPages
144 - 168Citation
LEAMAN, J., 2003. Germany, EMU and the Bundesbank. IN: King, I. and Koch, K. (eds.). Germany and Europe: Germany's Relationship to Europe at the End of the 1990s. London: South Bank University Press, pp. 144-168.Publisher
© South Bank University PressVersion
- SMUR (Submitted Manuscript Under Review)
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2003ISBN
1874418373Publisher version
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- en