David Jameson's The Tilson Case: Church and State in 1950s' Ireland tells the story of one the most extraordinary causes celebre of twentieth-century Ireland, which followed the marriage of Ernest Tilson, a Protestant, to Mary Barnes, a Catholic, in Dublin in 1941.
The Element explains in non-technical language why the process of monetary integration in Europe started slowly, progressed in fits and starts in the 1970s, and was successfully concluded in 1999. It analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the euro in the 21st century and its future prospects.
This book provides an introduction to the economic analysis of international trade policies, focussing on the effects of various policies and using this positive analysis both to determine which trade policies should be adopted and to explain why existing policies have been adopted.