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Cohen, Benjamin J. The Future of Money. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2005.
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"An informative discussion of various currency arrangements, from exclusive reliance
on a national currency to bimonetarism to the adoption of foreign currency as official
legal tender, touching on both academic and practical arguments for each."
"Cohen has produced yet another excellent volume on the political economy of international
monetary affairs. . . . Like most of Cohen's scholarship, [this book] displays the
author's remarkable facility with the vast breadth of issues, theories, puzzles,
and esoterica associated with monetary matters, as well as a confident command of
monetary policy and history."
--Jonathan Kirshner, Perspectives on Politics
