I THE CONCEPT OF MONEY AND MONETARY SYSTEMS
1. The Concept of Money
2. The Organisation of the Monetary System
3. The Role of the Central Bank
4. Payment Systems
II THE PRIVATE LAW OF MONETARY OBLIGATIONS
5. The Character of Monetary Obligations
6. Monetary Obligations and the Conflict of Laws
7. The Interpretation of Monetary Obligations - Initial Uncertainty
8. The Interpretation of Monetary Obligations - Subsequent Uncertainty
9. Interest
10. The Performance of Monetary Obligations
11. Legal Proceedings and their Effect upon Monetary Obligations
III THE PRINCIPLE OF NOMINALISM
12. Monetary Obligations, Liquidated Sums, and the Principle of Nominalism
13. Monetary Obligations - Unliquidated Amounts
14. Excluding the Effects of Nominalism
15. Nominalism, Legislation and Public Policy
16. Nominalism, Private International Law, and the Lex Monetae Principle
IV EXCHANGE CONTROLS, EXCHANGE RATES AND SANCTIONS
17. Exchange Control - The UK Model
18. Exchange Control under the International Monetary Fund Agreement
19. The Private International Law of Exchange Control
20. Sanctions and Monetary Obligations
21. Exchange Rates
V PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW OF MONEY
22. Monetary sovereignty
23. The Protection of Foreign Currency Systems
24. The Protection of Foreign Monetary Institutions
25. International Rules of Monetary Conduct
26. The Monetary Law of Interstate Obligations
VI MONETARY UNIONS AND OTHER FORMS OF MONETARY ORGANISATION
27. The Nature and History of Monetary Unions
28. Historical Background to EMU
29. EMU and the Treaty on European Union
30. The Institutional Framework of Monetary Union
31. The Single Currency and its Treaty Framework
32. The Euro Regulations
33. Monetary Union and Monetary Obligations
34. The Euro and Monetary Sovereignty
35. Withdrawal from the Eurozone
36. Monetary Union-Lessons from the financial crisis
37. Other Forms of Monetary Organisation