Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

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Volume 31, issue 6, 1996

Economic prospects after the US election pp. 265-266

Christiane Brück

Current issues in European migration pp. 267-276

Thomas Straubhaar and Achim Wolter

A new exchange rate mechanism for the Euro age pp. 277-281

Christa Randzio-Plath

Is there a causal relationship between exchange rate volatility and unemployment? pp. 281-282

Alexander Jung

Restructuring Russia's industry — Taking stock of the first five years of transition pp. 283-290

Harald Sondhof

International trade regulation and sustainable development: An outlook pp. 291-300

Karl Steininger

Tourism and developing countries pp. 301-306

Susanne Iwersen-Sioltsidis and Albrecht Iwersen

Economic growth in South East Asia and its consequences for the environment pp. 307-312

Axel Michaelowa

Volume 31, issue 5, 1996

EU finances in need of reform pp. 213-214

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Financial market volatility pp. 215-220

Nobert Funke and Andrea Goldstein

Is there a new reforming spirit at international organisations? pp. 221-228

Berend Diekmann

Trade policy in developing countries pp. 229-236

Jürgen Zattler

Germany’s stake in exchange rate stability pp. 236-240

Daniel Gros

Direct investment in Asia by German small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 241-247

Axel Borrmann

Globalisation and its policy repercussions pp. 248-260

Neil Karunaratne and Clement Tisdell

Volume 31, issue 4, 1996

New initiatives for development cooperation? pp. 157-158

Bernhard Fischer

Is greater flexibility in the labour market the answer to the unemployment crisis? pp. 159-165

Ulrich Walwei

A two-speed Europe: How (un)stable would such a solution be? pp. 166-169

Friedrich Sell

Western European integration and Eastern European transformation pp. 170-180

Karl-Hans Hartwig and Paul Welfens

Globalisation: Exodus of German industry? pp. 181-188

Rolf Jungnickel

Balance of trade and government intervention — Japan as a role model? pp. 189-196

Gunther Schnabl

Energy, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon taxes and the Chinese economy pp. 197-208

ZhongXiang Zhang

Volume 31, issue 3, 1996

Western Europe: Hard decisions ahead pp. 105-106

Günter Weinert

Slow adjustment to shocks or true hysteresis? pp. 107-121

Wim Kösters and Ansgar Belke

The Tobin tax: A tool for allocative or distributional policies? pp. 122-131

Margareta Kulessa

A currency board for European Monetary Union outsiders pp. 131-138

Matthias Sutter

Social policy as an institutional transformation problem pp. 139-146

Wilfried Boroch

Flying the flag for subsidies—Prospects for Airline Deregulation in Europe pp. 147-152

Jack Eaton

Volume 31, issue 2, 1996

Russia—A partner sui generis for the IMF? pp. 53-54

Klaus Bolz

Generational accounting: an international comparison pp. 55-61

Willi Leibfritz

European experience in the solution of cross-border environmental problems pp. 62-67

Rainer Durth

Corporate integration in the EU: Recent developments pp. 68-72

A. Millington, F. Bowen and B. Bayliss

European telecommunications markets pp. 73-83

Cornelius Graack

Effects of world market oriented regional integration on developing countries pp. 84-94

Heike Proff and Harald Proff

The integration of foreign employees in the labour market pp. 95-102

Heinz Werner

Volume 31, issue 1, 1996

The west needs to take a closer look at China pp. 1-2

Dieter Lösch

A new chance for trade and investment pp. 3-8

Christa Randzio-Plath

The economic and political arguments for and against social clauses pp. 9-20

Christoph Scherrer

Intellectual property protection and the globalization of the world economy pp. 21-26

Matthias Zeeb

Industrial development and international cooperation pp. 27-32

Herman Muegge

Africa's marginalisation in world trade pp. 33-42

Robert Kappel

Energy policy constraints and perspectives in Russia pp. 43-48

Werner Gumpel

No momentum in the world economy pp. 49-52

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert

Volume 30, issue 6, 1995

Postponement is no answer pp. 265-266

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Maastricht II: Reviewing European integration pp. 267-275

Henry Krägenau and Wolfgang Wetter

Eastward enlargement of the EU: Will agricultural policy be an obstacle? pp. 277-284

Stefan Tangermann

East-West economic cooperation pp. 285-293

Patricia Bauer

East Asian FDI in Europe and Germany pp. 294-300

Siegfried Schultz

Inflation and growth pp. 301-304

Malte Krüger

Foreign direct investment in Central Europe pp. 305-312

Artur Dmochowski

Volume 30, issue 5, 1995

Multimedia, vertical concentration, and the free market system pp. 209-210

Reinald Krüger

Maastricht II: Are real convergence criteria needed? pp. 211-220

Christian Schmidt and Thomas Straubhaar

Strengthening the international employment regime pp. 221-233

Steve Charnovitz

Re-integrating the central Asian republics into the world economy pp. 235-246

John Henley and George Assaf

Five challenges for China in the 1990s pp. 247-252

James Dean

The transformation of the eastern German economy pp. 253-262

Amy Houpt

Volume 30, issue 4, 1995

Convergence, credibility and the welfare effects of EMU pp. 161-162

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

Joint implementation: a promising instrument for climate protection pp. 163-171

Axel Michaelowa

The Human Development Index revisited pp. 171-176

Irmgard Nübler

The fight against money laundering pp. 177-186

Johannes Dumbacher

Challenges on the way to stage three of European Monetary Union pp. 187-192

Christa Randzio-Plath

Banking reforms in East Central Europe pp. 193-199

Klaus Schröder

Economic upheaval in the Gulf region pp. 200-206

Marc Piazolo

Volume 30, issue 3, 1995

From international trade policy to international competition policy pp. 109-110

Georg Koopmann

De facto Monetary Union through forward interventions pp. 111-116

Robert Vehrkamp

Searching for credible exchange rate regimes in the former Soviet Union pp. 126-132

Rainer Schweickert

The choice of policy instruments for the control of carbon dioxide emissions pp. 133-142

ZhongXiang Zhang and Henk Folmer

Eco-labelling and environmental policy efforts in developing countries pp. 143-149

Rasul Shams

Steel: A new round of protectionism in American trade pp. 150-156

Christian Conrad

Volume 30, issue 2, 1995

Social dimension in the limelight pp. 57-58

Manfred Holthus

New developments in international agricultural trade pp. 59-65

Monika Hartmann

TRIPs as an adjustment mechanism in North-South trade pp. 65-69

Gerhard Fisch and Bernhard Speyer

NAFTA: Results after one year pp. 70-76

Judith Jütte-Rauhut

Endogenous tariffs and economic transformation pp. 77-86

Rolf Langhammer

Special economic zones: Shortcut or roundabout way towards capitalism? pp. 87-95

Joachim Ahrens and Astrid Meyer-Baudeck

Old structures versus new logic in the electronics industry pp. 96-106

Jörg Meyer-Stamer

Volume 30, issue 1, 1995

The EU after the Northern enlargement pp. 1-2

Hans-Eckart Scharrer

The socio-political system and development pp. 3-8

Klemens Sand

The fourth première of the Human Development Index pp. 9-15

Guido Lüchters and Lukas Menkhoff

Environmental policy and interest groups in developing countries pp. 16-24

Rasul Shams

Unified structural adjustment policy in Europe? pp. 25-30

Wolfgang Maennig and Helmut Wagner

Stabilizing the rouble: Is there a case for a new Fisher rule? pp. 31-35

Friedrich Sell

Foreign direct investment in Central Eastern Europe pp. 36-43

Csilla Hany

The transition process in Eastern Europe: European security policy redefined pp. 44-52

Kai Hirschmann

Upswing in the world economy pp. 53-56

Günter Großer and Günter Weinert