Europe between East and South

The opening up of Eastern Europe raises new questions for the design of environmental policies and for international policy coordination. These questions are even more striking when the uncertainty of the political and economic context is taken into account.
The essays provide extremely helpful background information to the understanding of the environmental consequences of the formerly planned economies in Eastern and Central Europe.
The book contains the selected and edited proceedings of the Conference on `Europe between East and South' held in the early 90s, organizaed jointly by the Confederation of the European Economic Association (C.E.E.A.) and the Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei (FEEM).

Inhalt

Foreword; D. Siniscalco. Europe between East and South; Introductory Remarks; S. Lombardini. EC Enlargement to Eastern Europe: Community and National Incentives and Sectoral Resistances; L. De Benedictis, P.C. Padoan. Creation of Financial Markets in (previously) Centrally Planned Economies; D. Checchi. Problems and Perspectives of East--West Economic Relations; L. Hoffmann. Exchange Rates, Inflation and Purchasing Power Parity in Eastern Europe; W.W. Charemza. Clearing, Specialisation and Money: the Finnish Perspective on Trading with the USSR; P. Sutela. Interdependence between East, West and South; C.J. Jepma. International Migratory Movements: the German Experience; W. Franz. The Interdependence between Environment and Development: the Mediterranean Sea Case; I. Musu. The Alps in the Economic and Ecological Systems of Europe; R. Zoboli. Europe between East and South: New Perspectives and New Problems. Final Remarks; P. Maillet.