New York / Paris / Savannah / Vienna / Lisbon / London / Hamburg / Brussels / /
Company
Eurogroup / Random House Group Ltd. / See J. S a / M. S a / Financial Times / McGraw-Hill / ECB’s Securities / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Italy / Estonia / West Germany / Slovenia / Latvia / Poland / Belgium / Austria / United States / Portugal / Slovakia / United Kingdom / China / Luxembourg / Spain / Greece / Ireland / Denmark / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of Siegen / European University Institute / Prentice Hall / Antony’s College / EU club / /
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soft law / public insurance mechanisms / real estate / transport infrastructure / political systems / /
Organization
Monetary and Political Union / Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee / University of Siegen / EU Parliament / European Economic Community / European Central Bank / European University Institute / Florence / net-beneficiary / Princeton University / European Parliament / National Bank of Belgium / Council of the European Union / OECD / OECD Development Centre / European Studies Centre / Euro and Political Union / World Bank / Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Research / Leibniz Information Centre / Economic and Monetary Union / European Commission / European monetary union / European Council / European Union / Oxford University / Centre for Economic Reform / Monetary Union / /
Person
Annette Bongardt / Christoph Hermann / Paul Krugman / Vasco Communicad de Madrid Communidad / Pierre Wunsch / / /
Position
President / head / author / Single Supervisor / co-legislator / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / New York / Bayern / Georgia / /
PublishedMedium
Die Zeit / Financial Times / The Quarterly Journal of Economics / /
Region
East Germany / Northern Europe / Baltics / southern Europe / Northern Italy / Eastern Germany / Continental Europe / Eastern Europe / Western Europe / West Germany / /
DOI: [removed]s10272[removed]Forum Convergence in the EU The EU has long viewed economic and institutional convergence as important goals, but