Small islands often enjoy a distinct juridical personality. Many, whether fully sovereign or not, successfully deploy this 'gift of jurisdiction' to economic advantage, offsetting the potentially adverse effects of smallness, isolation and peripherality. These legal powers, reflected in supportive policy and culture, are themselves key economic resources in a development strategy. Globalisation can be richly asymmetrical, offering lucrative opportunities for differentiation and niche strategies for small island jurisdictions. This book documents such lessons from a most unlikely group of North Atlantic islands.
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GODFREY BALDACCHINO is Lecturer and Research Officer, University of Malta. He is author of Global Tourism and Informal Labour Relations: The Small Scale Syndrome at Work (1997) and co-editor (with R.Greenwood) of Competing Strategies of Socio-Economic Development for Small Islands (1998).
DAVID MILNE, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada; now retired and living in Malta. His books include The Canadian Constitution, Tug of War: Ottawa and the Provinces under Trudeau and Mulroney, and The Garden Transformed: Prince Edward Island, 1945-1980.
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