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Second Theme: The Optimal Economic Constitution of the European Community with Reference to the Economic Constitutions of the Member States : The Economic and Monetary Union and the Economic Sy

Walter van Gerven, James Mitchell, Ulrich Scheuner

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Key concepts: Constitution, Member states, Theme (computing), Economic and monetary union, Economic community, Economic union, Single market, European union

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