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1: Making Sense of the EMU Negotiations; 2: EMU, The MitterrandPresidency and French Political Tradition; 3: The Political Problem ofReconciling Domestic and International Interests in The EMU: The Legacy ofBarre, Giscard D'Estaing and Pompidou; 4: Challenging the `D-Mark Zone':Agenda-Setting on EMU and the Strategy of Indirection Under Mitterrand1981-89; 5: French Strategy for the IGC: Making EMU Irreversible; 6: EMU, TheKohl Chancellorship and German Political Tradition: The Legacy of Adenauerand Erhard; 7: The Political Problem of Reconciling Domestic andInternational Interests in EMU: The Legacy of Schiller and Schmidt; 8:Negotiating EMU Around the German Model: Agenda-Setting Under the KohlChancellorship 1982-89; 9: Germany Strategy for the IGC; 10: Italian PolicyBeliefs About EMU: External Discipline Versus Internal Protection; 11:Framing EMU as a New Vincolo Esterno : Policy Entrepreneurs, Coordination andReflection in Italy 1988-90; 12: Italy and the IGC: Negotiating ExternalDiscipline, Avoiding Exclusion; 13: The British Political Tradition and EMU:Policy Legacies, Beliefs and Coordination; 14: Resisting EMU: PoliticalStrategy, Policy Entrepreneurship and Policy Reflection Before the IGC; 15:John Major: Between Party and the IGC; 16: Jacques Delors as PolicyEntrepreneur and Ingenieur of the EMU Negotiations: Agenda Setting and Oilingthe Wheels; 17: Conclusions and Reflections.