The Economics of European Integration
Charles Wyplosz, Graduate Inst. of International Studies, Geneva
Welcome to the Online Learning Centre for The Economics of European Integration
Here you can find a host of information about the book, as well as a range of downloadable supplements for students and lecturers.
The Economics of European Integration offers the student of European Union economics an authoritative textbook on trade and monetary integration within the EU, suitable for undergraduate level.
The Economics of European Integration
ISBN: 0077103947
STUDENT CENTRE
The Student Centre contains material to accompany the study of The Economics of European Integration. This material includes:
- Student Self-test Questions
- Useful Web Links
- A Glossary
- A Chronology of European Integration
Click on the menu to the left of this page to view these resources.
Chapter-by-chapter resources may be viewed by clicking on the drop-down list.
UPDATES - NEW as of May 2005
The authors make available regular updates to this OLC in response to current events. These are featured in the 'In the News' section.
ACCESSING THE LECTURER CENTRE
The Lecturer Centre for this title contains a wealth of downloadable material
for lecturers who adopt The Economics of European Integration, comprising:
- A Lecturer Manual
- PowerPoint Slides
- Guide Answers to Exercises
The Lecturer Manual includes Chapter Summaries, Learning Objectives and Lecture Outlines.
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If you are considering using The Economics of European Integration for
course adoption, you can request a complementary lecturer copy by clicking
here and filling in the online form.
Please note that lecturer copies can only be sent to college or university addresses within Europe, the Middle East or Africa. Lecturers outside these regions should contact their respective International Office.
Click on the link at the base of this page to return to the Information Centre.
Welcome to the Online Learning Centre for The Economics of European Integration
Here you can find a host of information about the book, as well as a range of downloadable supplements for students and lecturers.
The Economics of European Integration offers the student of European Union economics an authoritative textbook on trade and monetary integration within the EU, suitable for undergraduate level.
The Economics of European Integration
ISBN: 0077103947
STUDENT CENTRE
The Student Centre contains material to accompany the study of The Economics of European Integration. This material includes:
- Student Self-test Questions
- Useful Web Links
- A Glossary
- A Chronology of European Integration
UPDATES - NEW as of May 2005
The authors make available regular updates to this OLC in response to current events. These are featured in the 'In the News' section of the Student Centre.
ACCESSING THE LECTURER CENTRE
The Lecturer Centre for this title contains a wealth of downloadable material
for lecturers who adopt The Economics of European Integration, comprising:
- A Lecturer Manual
- PowerPoint Slides
- Guide Answers to Exercises
The Lecturer Manual includes Chapter Summaries, Learning Objectives and Lecture Outlines.
The Lecturer Centre is for instructors and lecturers only and as such is password-protected. In order to request the password to access the Lecturer Centre, please fill in your details on the request password page. A McGraw-Hill representative will contact you in due course.
REQUEST LECTURER COPY
If you are considering using The Economics of European Integration for
course adoption, you can request a complimentary lecturer copy by clicking
here and filling in the online form.
Please note that lecturer copies can only be sent to college or university addresses within Europe, the Middle East or Africa. Lecturers outside these regions should contact their respective International Office.
Click on the link at the base of this page to return to the Information Centre.