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Completing the Maastricht Contract : institutional handicraft and the transition to European Monetary Union

Leblond, Patrick - In: Journal of common market studies : JCMS 42 (2004) 3, pp. 553 - 572

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The political economy of international monetary integration in the post-World War II period

Leblond, Patrick - 2006

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A Canadian perspective on the EU's financial architecture

Leblond, Patrick - In: Europe, Canada and the comprehensive economic and trade …, (pp. 165-179). 2011

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The logic of a banking union for Europe

Leblond, Patrick - In: Journal of banking regulation 15 (2014) 3/4, pp. 288-298

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Fiscal crises in the Eurozone : assessing the austerity imposed by the bailouts

Leblond, Patrick - In: Economic crisis in Europe : what it means for the EU …, (pp. 67-86). 2013

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Making the most of CETA : a complete and effective implementation is key to realizing the agreement's full potential

Leblond, Patrick - 2016

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La politique commerciale du Canada envers l'Asie : fin de l'ambivalence?

Leblond, Patrick - 2015

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Governing cross-border data flows beyond trade agreements to support digital trade : inspiration from international financial standards-setting bodies

Leblond, Patrick - In: Adressing impediments to digital trade, (pp. 169-194). 2021

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The political stability and growth pact is dead : long live the economic stability and growth pact

Leblond, Patrick - In: Journal of common market studies : JCMS 44 (2006) 5, pp. 969-990

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Is My Crown Better than Your Euro?

Hobolt, Sara Binzer; Leblond, Patrick - In: European Union Politics 10 (2009) 2, pp. 202-225

This article examines the influence of exchange rate fluctuations on public support for the euro. Existing studies of the two euro referendums in Denmark and Sweden have explained the outcomes primarily in terms of static factors, thereby ignoring the fact that support fluctuates over time. This...

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