The Road to Maastricht

Negotiating Economic and Monetary Union

Bibliographic Data

ID9821183
AuthorsStanley Hoffmann (corresponding author)
Year2000
Volume79
Issue5
Pages140
Publication date2000-01-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessNo
TypeREVIEW
Review ofThe Road To Maastricht: Negotiating Economic and Monetary Union, Kenneth Dyson, 1999
VenueForeign Affairs (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0015-7120 • E-ISSN: 2327-7793
PublisherJSTOR (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.2307/20049923
OpenAlexW1787229727
LanguageEN

MAKING SENSE OF THE EMU NEGOTIATIONS EMU, THE MITTERRAND PRESIDENCY AND FRENCH POLITICAL TRADITION THE POLITICAL PROBLEM OF RECONCILING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS IN THE EMU: THE LEGACY OF BARRE, GISCARD D'ESTAING AND POMPIDOU 4. CHALLENGING THE 'D-MARK ZONE': AGENDA-SETTING ON EMU AND THE STRATEGY OF INDIRECTION UNDER MITTERRAND 1981-89 FRENCH STRATEGY FOR THE IGC: MAKING EMU IRREVERSIBLE 6. EMU, THE KOHL CHANCELLORSHIP AND GERMAN POLITICAL TRADITION: THE LEGACY OF ADENAUER AND ERHARD 7. THE POLITICAL PROBLEM OF RECONCILING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS IN EMU: THE LEGACY OF SCHILLER AND SCHMIDT 8. NEGOTIATING EMU AROUND THE GERMAN MODEL: AGENDA-SETTING UNDER THE KOHL CHANCELLORSHIP 1982-89 9. GERMANY STRATEGY FOR THE IGC 10. ITALIAN POLICY BELIEFS ABOUT EMU: EXTERNAL DISCIPLINE VERSUS INTERNAL PROTECTION 11. FRAMING EMU AS A NEW VINCOLO ESTERNO: POLICY ENTREPRENEURS, COORDINATION AND REFLECTION IN ITALY 1988-90 ITALY AND THE IGC: NEGOTIATING EXTERNAL DISCIPLINE, AVOIDING EXCLUSION. 13 THE BRITISH POLITICAL TRADITION AND EMU: POLICY LEGACIES, BELIEFS AND COORDINATION 14. RESISTING EMU: POLITICAL STRATEGY, POLICY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND POLICY REFLECTION BEFORE THE IGC 15. JOHN MAJOR: BETWEEN PARTY AND THE IGC 16. JACQUES DELOS AS POLICY ENTREPRENEUR AND INGENIEUR OF THE EMU NEGOTIATIONS: AGENDA SETTING AND OILING THE WHEELS 17. CONCLUSIONS AND REFLECTIONS 1. Making Sense of the EMU Negotiations 2. EMU, The Mitterrand Presidency and French Political Tradition 3. The Political Problem of Reconciling Domestic and International Interests in The EMU: The Legacy of Barre, Giscard D'Estaing and Pompidou 4. Challenging the 'D-Mark Zone': Agenda-Setting on EMU and the Strategy of Indirection Under Mitterrand 1981-89 5. French Strategy for the IGC: Making EMU Irreversible 6. EMU, The Kohl Chancellorship and German Political Tradition: The Legacy of Adenauer and Erhard 7. The Political Problem of Reconciling Domestic and International Interests in EMU: The Legacy of Schiller and Schmidt 8. Negotiating EMU Around the German Model: Agenda-Setting Under the Kohl Chancellorship 1982-89 9. Germany Strategy for the IGC 10. Italian Policy Beliefs About EMU: External Discipline Versus Internal Protection 11. Framing EMU as a New Vincolo Esterno: Policy Entrepreneurs, Coordination and Reflection in Italy 1988-90 12. Italy and the IGC: Negotiating External Discipline, Avoiding Exclusion 13. The British Political Tradition and EMU: Policy Legacies, Beliefs and Coordination 14. Resisting EMU: Political Strategy, Policy Entrepreneurship and Policy Reflection Before the IGC 15. John Major: Between Party and the IGC 16. Jacques Delors as Policy Entrepreneur and Ingenieur of the EMU Negotiations: Agenda Setting and Oiling the Wheels 17. Conclusions and Reflections

Economic and monetary union · Economic policy · Economics · Economy · European monetary union · European union · Keynesian economics · Monetary policy · Negotiation · Political science · European Monetary and Fiscal Policies · European Union Policy and Governance

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