The Cambridge Handbook of European Monetary, Economic and Financial Integration - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-16

Part I - The Economic and Monetary Union

pp 17-152

1 - Conceptual Foundations of Economic and Monetary Union

pp 19-32

2 - Theorizing Economic and Monetary Union

pp 33-50

3 - Monetary Union and the Single Currency

pp 51-68

4 - On the Misalignment of Monetary, Economic, and Political Integration in European Economic and Monetary Union

pp 69-86

5 - Ideas, Interests, and Power

pp 87-105

6 - Coping with Economic Crises through Learning by Doing

pp 106-124

7 - The Political Economy of Reinsurance

pp 125-138

8 - Euro Crises, the Productivity Slowdown, and the EMU

pp 139-152

Part II - The Monetary Dimension

pp 153-266

9 - The Overburdened Monetary Policy Mandate of the ECB

pp 155-174

10 - Government Bond Buying by the European Central Bank

pp 175-196

11 - ECB Monetary Policies

pp 197-214

12 - From Market to Green Economics

pp 215-236

13 - The Politics of Monetary Union and the Democratic Legitimacy of the ECB as a Strategic Actor

pp 237-251

14 - How Can Courts Contribute to Accountability in EU Monetary Policy?

pp 252-266

Part III - The Economic and Fiscal Dimensions

pp 267-418

15 - Reviving the Case for Policy Coordination in EMU

pp 269-289

16 - Ten Years of the European Semester

pp 290-304

17 - The EU Fiscal Rules

pp 305-331

18 - National Fiscal Policy in EMU

pp 332-348

19 - The Politics of Fiscal Integration in Eurozone Reforms and Next Generation EU

pp 349-362

20 - Adjustments in Economic Crises

pp 363-376

21 - Designing a Permanent EU-Wide Stabilization Facility

pp 377-396