Titlebook: European Monetary Integration 1970-79; British and French E Daisuke Ikemoto Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Zusammenfassung und klinische Empfehlungen,British and French policies during the currency crisis of 1976 (Chapter 5); and the establishment of the EMS, 1978–79 (Chapter 6). By way of concluding remarks, we first summarise our findings, and then explain the theoretical contributions of this research.

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,Britain and the EEC’s First Steps Towards EMU, 1971–74,float against the US dollar, which was launched in March 1973 as a response to the collapse of the Bretton Woods regime. The last case was the first step taken by the EEC towards the formation of a regional currency bloc, which culminated in the creation of the euro, a single currency, 30 years thereafter.

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Comparing British and French Policy on European Monetary Integration (2): The Establishment of the , by contrast, opted for full membership of the EMS. Giscard d’Estaing, the French President, co-sponsored a Franco-German proposal on a new EMS with Schmidt before the Bremen European Council in July 1978.

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Conclusion,British and French policies during the currency crisis of 1976 (Chapter 5); and the establishment of the EMS, 1978–79 (Chapter 6). By way of concluding remarks, we first summarise our findings, and then explain the theoretical contributions of this research.

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Introduction, to the differences in their domestic political institutions. However, before jumping to any conclusions, we need first to see how the combination of a case-study approach and a comparative method helps us explain why Britain opted out of European monetary cooperation and thereby parted company with France and the rest of the EEC on the issue.

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