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,The European Monetary System, 1979–87,re. Another attempt to revive the project was considered highly unlikely as long as the Bundesbank remained trenchantly opposed and diverging macroeconomic trends and policies continued to characterise the internal dynamics of the European Community (EC). Rumours of its demise, however, were greatly

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The German Ascendancy,m applies to one country or a group of nation-states, which form a dominant power bloc within a definite hierarchy of nation-states. In the “world system” literature this configuration is viewed as a zero-sum game between the dominant core, satellite and peripheral states (Wallerstein, 1979 & 2003).

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The Maastricht Blueprint for EMU,y was finally ratified by member states, with the exception of Denmark, in January 1993. The treaty embodied a revision of the Rome treaties and enshrined the objective of monetary union in the Community’s protocols and principles.. The most innovative aspect of the treaty was the protocol on the St

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The European Debt Crisis,h of the euro in 1999, the whole edifice has been shaken to its very foundations by the recent sovereign debt crises, which have engulfed the peripheral, deficit countries of the eurozone (i.e., Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland). These profound asymmetrical shocks, emanating from the global finan

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