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Introduction: European Integration, Theories and Global Change - AmyVerdun; PART I: The Explanatory Powers of European Intergration Theories:Examining EMU -; Merging Neofunctionalism and Intergovernmentalism: Lessonsfrom EMU - Amy Verdun; Neofunctionalism and Intergovernmentalism Amalgamated:The Case of EMU - Dieter Wolf; Why States Want EMU: Developing a Theory onNational Preferences - F. A. W. J. van Esch; PART II: Theorising MonetaryIntegration: Ideas and Identities EMU: A Neoliberal Construction - LloyWylie; EMU as Europeanization: Convergence, Divergence and Contingency -Kenneth Dyson; The Gendered Limitations of European Citizenship and MonetaryIntegrationR. Amy Elman -; PART III Institutions and Accountability -;Multilevel Governance and the Independence of the European Central Bank -Peter H. Loedel; Macro-economic Preferences and Europe's Democratic Deficit -Erik Jones; The Institutional Implications of EMU - Patrick Crowley; PART IV:Country Studies -; EMU, Integration Theories and the Annoying Complexities ofFrench Policy-making - David Howarth; German Influence in Shaping EMU: Stilla Tamed Power? - William M. Chandler; European Monetary Integration andIntegration Theory: Insights from the Italian Case - Osvaldo Croci and LucioPicci; Conclusion: Lessons from Economic and Monetary Union for TheorisingEuropean Integration - Amy Verdun and Lloy Wtylie.