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Contents Preface From the Athenian Tetradrachm to the Euro Theodoros B. Karatzas (Governor, National Bank of Greece)¿ 1 Common Currency from Antiquity: Plus Ça Change, Plus C¿est la Même Chose Ioannis Touratsoglou (Director, Numismatic Museum, Athens) 2 Monetary Integration in the Roman Empire Juan Carlos Martinez Oliva (Banca d¿Italia) 3 ¿One Money for an Empire¿: Achievements and Limitations of Byzantium's Currency from Constantine the Great to the Fall of Constantinople Cécile Morrisson (CNRS-Collège de France, Paris) 4 On the History of German Monetary Union Richard H. Tilly (University of Münster) 5 The Latin Monetary Union Revisited once again Marcello de Cecco (Università di Roma ¿La Sapienza¿) 6 The Scandinavian Monetary Union 1873-1924 Lars Jonung (ECFIN, European Commission, Brussels) 7 The Gold Standard: a View from the Periphery Pablo Martín-Aceña (University of Alcal , Madrid) 8 The Bretton Woods Agreements: A Monetary Theory Perspective Filippo Cesarano (Banca d¿Italia) 9 The European Monetary System Michael Artis (European University Institute, Florence and CEPR) 10 European Monetary Union. A Project of Promise and Risk Paul De Grauwe (University of Leuven) 11 From the Athenian Tetradrachm to the Euro: Some Concluding Remarks Vitor Gaspar (European Central Bank) Bibliography Notes on Contributors
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Monetary unions -- Europe -- History.
Monetary policy -- Europe -- History.
Europe -- Economic integration -- History.