České centrální bankovnictví po vstupu České republiky do Evropské unie (právně institucionální pohled) / Czech Central Banking after the Czech Admission to the EU [available in Czech only]

The membership of the Czech Republic in the European Union has a number of economic, institutional and law implication. All new EU members must undertake to introduce the euro once the conditins are right for doing so. To this end, convergence programes for member states have been put in place - the most important are the Maastricht criterions and the ERM II regime as an entry gate to adoption of the euro. The Czech Goverment and the Czech National Bank were published “Strategy adoption the Czech Republic of the eurozone“. The Czech National Bank helps lay the groundwork for the Czech Republic‘s acession to the eurozone, in close co-operation with Government. The main aim of this article is an attempt of describe institutional and law aspects of this process.