The Economics of the New Europe

Nigel M.Healey is Jean Monnet Professor of European Economic Studies at the University of Leicester and Visiting Lecturer at the University of Gdansk and Kent State University, Ohio.

1 FROM THE TREATY OF ROME TO MAASTRICHT: THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION Part I Macroeconomic perspectives 2 THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM 3 FIXED EXCHANGE RATES AND DEFLATION: THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM AND THE GOLD STANDARD 4 WHITHER EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION? 5 EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION: PROGRESS, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS 6 WHAT PRICE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION? Part II Microeconomic issues 7 COMPLETING THE INTERNAL MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 8 AFTER 1992: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT 9 THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF ENLARGING THE EUROPEAN UNION 10 THE ECONOMICS OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 11 THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY: ITS OPERATION AND REFORM 12 JAPANESE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: THE IMPACT ON THE EUROPEAN UNION 13 COMPETITION POLICY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 14 THE REGIONAL POLICY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION