Currency geography

Author: Benjamin J. Cohen [USA]
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to correct misguided views with a proper perspective. It is rooted in economics—the subject in which the author received all his formal university training—and it is also deeply rooted in political science—the author's field of specialization. Although this book is primarily intended for students of monetary politics, the author hopes it will hold significant importance for those studying international relations, and that it will resonate in related fields, including economic history, sociology, and geography.
Table of Contents:
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Significance of Monetary Geography
Chapter 2: Territorial Currency
Chapter 3: Subordinate Monetary Sovereignty
Chapter 4: Shared Monetary Sovereignty
Chapter 5: Monetary Competition and Hierarchy
Chapter 6: A New Power Structure
Chapter 7: The Evolution of Regulatory Mechanisms
Chapter 8: Can Public Policy Respond?
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