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Publications<\/h2>\n <\/div>\n <\/section>\n
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Books I wrote<\/h3>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2006), Sustaining European Monetary Union: Confronting the Cost of Diversity<\/span> (Boulder: Lynne Rienner).\n <\/p>\n

Hirsch, Moshe, Eyal Inbar and Tal Sadeh (1996), The Future Relations between Israel and the European Communities \u2013 Some Alternatives<\/span> (Tel Aviv: Bursi Publications).\n <\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/section>\n

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Edited books and special editions<\/h3>\n

Howarth, David and Tal Sadeh (eds.) (2011), The Political Economy of Europe\u2019s Incomplete single Market<\/span> (Routledge).\n <\/p>\n

Howarth, David and Tal Sadeh (2008), Economic Interests and European Integration<\/span> (The British Journal of Politics and International Relations<\/span>, 10<\/strong>, 1).\n <\/p>\n

Jones, Erik, Tal Sadeh and Amy Verdun (2007), Europe\u2019s Expanding Currency: Fiscal Stability and Democratic Legitimacy <\/span>(Review of International Political Economy<\/span>, 14<\/strong>, 5).\n <\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/section>\n

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In refereed journals and edited volumes<\/h3>\n

Sadeh, Tal and Eyal Rubinson (2024) \u2018Agency Independence and Credibility in Primary Bond Markets\u2019, Regulation & Governance<\/span>, 18<\/strong>, 4, 1332-1368 . https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1111\/rego.12623<\/span>\n <\/a>.<\/span>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal, Yoav Raskin and Eyal Rubinson (2022) \u2018Big Politics, Small Money \u2013 Euroscepticism\u2019s Diminishing Return in EU Policymaking\u2019, European Union Politics<\/span>, 23<\/strong>, 3, 437-461. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1177%2F14651165221090740<\/span>\n <\/a>.\n <\/p>\n

Raskin, Yoav and Tal Sadeh (2022) \u2018Responsive Voters \u2013 How European Integration Empowers Eurosceptic Parties\u2019, Journal of European Public Policy<\/span>, 29<\/strong>, 8, 1309-1329. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/13501763.2021.1942517<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal, Eyal Rubinson and Yoav Raskin (2021) \u2018Do Euro Area Institutions Benefit the Small Member States?\u2019, Journal of European Integrations<\/span>, 44<\/strong>, 6, 871-891. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/07036337.2021.1956916<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Rubinson, Eyal and Tal Sadeh (2020) \u2018Perceived to Slack: Secondary Securitization and Multilateral Treaty Ratification in Israel\u2019, International Interactions<\/span>, 46<\/strong>, 6, 1016-1042. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/03050629.2020.1797715<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal and Nizan Feldman (2020) \u2018Globalization and Wartime Trade\u2019, Cooperation and Conflict,<\/span>\n 55<\/strong>, 2, 235-260. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1177\/0010836719896613<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal and Yehuda Porath (2020) \u2018Autonomous Agencies and Relational Contracts in Government Bond Issues\u2019, Regulation & Governance<\/span>, 14<\/strong>, 4, 741-763 . https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1111\/rego.12257<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2019), \u2018How did the Euro Area Survive the Crisis?\u2019, West European Politics<\/span>, 42<\/strong>, 1, 201-226. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/01402382.2018.1466478<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Feldman, Nizan and Tal Sadeh (2018), \u2018War and Third Party Trade\u2019, Journal of Conflict Resolution<\/span>, 62<\/strong>, 1, 119-142. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1177\/0022002716644329<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2016), \u2018Exit or Differentiated Monetary Integration \u2013 Saving the Euro by Making It More Flexible\u2019, in Andreas D\u00fcr and Hubert Zimmermann (eds.), Key Controversies in European Integration<\/span> (Palgrave) second edition, 146-151.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2014), \u2018Is an \u201cEconomic Peace\u201d Possible? Israel and Globalization Since the 1970s\u2019, Israel Affairs<\/span>, 20<\/strong>, 4, 530-565. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/13537121.2014.955657<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2014), \u2018The Euro\u2019s Effect on Trade\u2019, European Union Politics, 15<\/strong>, 2, 215-234. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1177\/1465116513517013<\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2012), \u2018The End of the Euro Mark I: A Sceptical View of European Monetary Union\u2019, in Andreas D\u00fcr and Hubert Zimmermann (eds.), Key Controversies in European Integration<\/span> (Palgrave).\n <\/p>\n

Howarth, David and Tal Sadeh (2011), \u2018In the Vanguard of Globalisation: The OECD and International Capital Liberalisation\u2019, Review of International Political Economy<\/span>, 18, 5<\/strong>, 622-645. https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1080\/09692290.2011.603667<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2011a), \u2018Central Banks\u2019 Priorities and the Right\/Left Partisanship of Exchange Rates\u2019, Journal of Policy Modeling<\/span>, 33<\/strong>, 2, 183-194. https:\/\/doi:10.1016\/j.jpolmod.2011.01.001<\/span>\n <\/a>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2011b), \u2018Hard Currencies for Hard Times \u2013 Terror Attacks and the Choice of Monetary Anchors\u2019, Defence and Peace Economics<\/span>, 22<\/strong>, 4, 367-92.\n <\/p>\n

Howarth, David and Tal Sadeh (2010), \u2018The Ever Incomplete Single European Market: Differentiation and the Evolving Frontier of Integration\u2019, Journal of European Public Policy<\/span>, 17<\/strong>, 7, 922-35.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2009), \u2018EMU\u2019s Diverging Micro Foundations \u2013 A Study of Governments\u2019 Preferences and the Sustainability of EMU\u2019, Journal of European Public Policy<\/span>, 16<\/strong>, 4, 545-63.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal and Amy Verdun (2009), \u2018Explaining Europe\u2019s Monetary Union \u2013 A Survey of the Literature\u2019, International Studies Review<\/span>, 11<\/strong>, 2, 277-301.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal and David Howarth (2008), \u2018Economic Interests and the European Union: A Catalyst for European Integration or a Hindrance?\u2019, The British Journal of Politics and International Relations<\/span>, 10<\/strong>, 1, 1-8.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal, Erik Jones and Amy Verdun (2007), \u2018Legitimacy and Efficiency: Revitalizing EMU Ahead of Enlargement\u2019, Review of International Political Economy<\/span>, 14<\/strong>, 5, 739-45.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2007), \u2018Managing a Common Currency: Political and Cultural Preferences\u2019, in Lars Jonung and J\u00fcrgen Nautz (eds.), Conflict Potentials in Monetary Unions<\/span> (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner), 131-156.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2006), \u2018Adjusting to EMU: Electoral, Partisan and Fiscal Cycles\u2019, European Union Politics<\/span>, 7<\/strong>, 3, 347-72.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2005), \u2018Who Can Adjust to the Euro?\u2019, The World Economy<\/span>, 28<\/strong>, 11, 1651-78.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2004a), \u2018Israel and a Euro-Mediterranean Internal Market\u2019, Mediterranean Politics,<\/span>\n 9<\/strong>, 1, 29-52.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2004b), \u2018Some Trade Effects of the EMU Process on Israel\u2019, Israel Affairs, 10<\/strong>, 1\/2, 156-76.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2004), \u2018Some Trade Effects of the EMU Process on Israel\u2019, in Efraim Karsh (ed.) Israel: The First Hundred Years \u2013 Volume IV Israel in the International Arena<\/span> (London: Frank Cass), 156-176.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2001), \u2018Disequilibrium\u2019, in R. J. Barry Jones (ed.), Encyclopedia of International Political Economy<\/span> (London: Routledge).\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2001), \u2018Benign Neglect\u2019, in R. J. Barry Jones (ed.), Encyclopedia of International Political Economy<\/span> (London: Routledge).\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1999), \u2018Israel and the EC \u2013 Is a Customs Union Better for Israel than an FTA?\u2019, Israel Tax Quarterly<\/span>, 26<\/strong>, 103, 27-43 (in Hebrew).\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1998), \u2018The European Union and Israel \u2013 The Customs Union Alternative\u2019, Israel Affairs<\/span>, 5<\/strong>, 1, 87-108.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1997), \u2018The Economic Desirability of Middle Eastern Monetary Cooperation\u2019, The World Economy<\/span>, 20<\/strong>, 6, 809-27.\n <\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/section>\n

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Other publications<\/h3>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2007), \u2018Policies Adjusting to EMU: Idiosyncrasy and Democratic Institutions\u2019, ACES Cases<\/span>, No. 2007.3. Available at:\n <\/p>\n

http:\/\/transatlantic.sais-jhu.edu\/ACES\/ACES_Cases<\/span>\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2007), \u2018The EU, Israel and Lebanon: The Political Economy of Post-War Reconstruction\u2019, in Roby Nathanson and Stephan Stetter (eds.) The Middle East Under Fire? EU-Israel Relations in a Region Between War and Conflict Resolution<\/span> (Tel Aviv: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung) 166-93.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2007), \u2018Taking Stock of the Action Plan: An Israeli Perspective\u2019, in Roby Nathanson and Stephan Stetter (eds.) The Middle East Under Fire? EU-Israel Relations in a Region Between War and Conflict Resolution <\/span>(Tel Aviv: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung) 29-36.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2007), \u2018Monetary Stability Under Conditions of Corruption and Terror\u2019, The Macro Center for Political Economics, Senate Papers<\/span>, 308<\/strong> (in Hebrew).\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2006), \u2018Appropriate Social Representation versus Cabinet Stabilization in Israel: Lessons from 1990s Europe\u2019, Israeli Institue for Economic and Social research, Senate Papers<\/span>, 281<\/strong> (in Hebrew).\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2004), \u2018The Potential for Anchoring MNMCs to the Euro Block\u2019, in Peter Xuereb (ed.) The European Union and the -Mediterranean \u2013 The Mediterranean\u2019s European Challenge \u2013 Volume V<\/span> (Malta: European Documentation and Research Center) 569-93.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2002), \u2018Israel and a Euro-Mediterranean Internal Market \u2013 A Survey of existing Barriers to Trade and Possible Remedies\u2019, in Peter Xuereb (ed.) <\/span>Euro-Mediterranean Integration \u2013 The Mediterranean\u2019s European Challenge \u2013 Volume III <\/span>(Malta: European Documentation and Research Center), 182-243.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (2002), \u2018A Sustainable EU-CEEC Common Currency? Debt Policies and Domestic Politics as OCA Criteria\u2019, The Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Papers,<\/span> 28\/2002.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1998), \u2018Some Trade Effects of EMU on Israel\u2019, The Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Papers<\/span>, 12\/98.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1998), \u2018Interest Rates Effects on Trade \u2013 EMU and Third Parties\u2019, Institut Europ\u00e9en de l\u2019Universit\u00e9 de Gen\u00e8ve \u2013 Articles et Conf\u00e9rences<\/span>, 7-1998.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal and Moshe Hirsch (1998), \u2018Adjusting to the European Community: A Brief Analysis of the Economic Gains and Problems for Israel\u2018, in P. Xuereb (ed.) The Mediterranean\u2019s European Challenge<\/span>, (Msida: EDRC \u2013 University of Malta), 127-47.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1998), \u2018\u2018Israel y la Econom\u00eda Europea\u2018, Econom\u00eda Exterior<\/span>, 5, 81-6.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1997), \u2018The Economic Desirability of Middle Eastern Monetary Cooperation\u2019, The Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Papers<\/span>, 1.\n <\/p>\n

Sadeh, Tal (1997), \u2018Middle-Eastern Monetary Integration \u2013 Institutional Frameworks\u2019, The Helmut Kohl Institute for European Studies Working Papers<\/span>, 4.\n <\/p>\n

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