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  22. Bignot, Vincent, Flandreau, Marc and Stefano Ugolini (2009): Bagehot for Beginners: The Making of Lending of Last Resort Operations in the mid-19th Century, Norges Bank, Working Paper No. 22.  Google Scholar
  23. Bremus, Franziska, Dany-Knedlik, Geraldine and Thore Schlaak (2020): Price Stability and Climate Risks: Sensible Measures for the European Central Bank, in: DIW Weekly Report No. 14, pp. 205 – 213.  Google Scholar
  24. De Grauwe, Paul (2019): Green Money without Inflation, in: DIW Vierteljahreshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung, Vol. 88, No. 2, pp. 51 – 54.  Google Scholar
  25. Fritz, Barbara and Martina Metzger (eds.) (2006): New Issues in Regional Monetary Coordination – Understanding North-South and South-South Arrangements, London: Palgrave.  Google Scholar
  26. Fromage, Diane (2019): Guaranteeing the ECB’s Democratic Accountability in the post-Banking Union Era: An Ever More Difficult Task? In: Maastricht Journal of Comparative and European Law Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 48 – 62.  Google Scholar
  27. Goodhart, Charles A.E. (2010): The Changing Role of Central Banks, BIS Working Papers No. 326 (November).  Google Scholar
  28. Gros, Daniel and Angela Capolongo (2019): The Two-pillar Strategy of the ECB: Ready for a Review. Policy Department for Economic, Scientific and Quality of Life Policies, European Parliament, Monetary Dialogue Papers (December).  Google Scholar
  29. Maricut-Akbik, Adina (2020): Contesting the European Central Bank in Banking Supervision: Accountability in Practice at the European Parliament, in: Journal of Common Market Studies Vol. 58, No. 5, pp. 1199 – 1214.  Google Scholar
  30. Meyland, Dominik and Dorothea Schäfer (2018): EU government bonds and banks: home bias pervasive throughout member states but capital requirements differ greatly, DIW Weekly Report No. 49.  Google Scholar
  31. Metzger, Martina (2006): Basel II – Impacts on Developing Countries, in: Intervention: Journal of Economics Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 131 – 150.  Google Scholar
  32. Metzger, Martina and Brigitte Young (2020): No Gender, Please, We’re Central Bankers. IPE Working Paper No. 136 (April).  Google Scholar
  33. Padoa-Schioppa, Tommaso (2001): Explaining the Euro to a Washington Audience, Lecture at George Washington University, April 1999, Group of Thirty, Occasional Paper No. 64.  Google Scholar
  34. Rueben, Kim and Megan Randall (2017): Balanced Budget Requirements: How States Limit Deficit Spending, Urban Institute (November).  Google Scholar
  35. Stiglitz, Joseph (2003): The False Promise of Stability, in: Project Syndicate, (6 May). Available at: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/the-false-promise-of-stability?barrier=accesspaylog (accessed 25 March 2021).  Google Scholar
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BUCHBESPRECHUNG 1
Heine, Michael and Hansjörg HerrThe European Central Bank, Newcastle upon Tyne: agenda publishing, 2021 (Martina Metzger) 1
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