Agency, Security and Governance of Small States
A Global Perspective
Herausgeber: Kolnberger, Thomas; Koff, Harlan
Agency, Security and Governance of Small States
A Global Perspective
Herausgeber: Kolnberger, Thomas; Koff, Harlan
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Agency, Security and Governance of Small States examines what seems to be a defining paradox of Small-State Studies: the simultaneous coexistence (and possible co-dependence) of vulnerability and opportunity related to small-state size.
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Agency, Security and Governance of Small States examines what seems to be a defining paradox of Small-State Studies: the simultaneous coexistence (and possible co-dependence) of vulnerability and opportunity related to small-state size.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 594g
- ISBN-13: 9781032410487
- ISBN-10: 1032410485
- Artikelnr.: 68099495
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 594g
- ISBN-13: 9781032410487
- ISBN-10: 1032410485
- Artikelnr.: 68099495
Thomas Kolnberger is Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Luxembourg, Institute for History (IHIST) and Coordinator of various research projects, most recently: Military History of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg in a Transnational Perspective. His fields of interest are the history of Luxembourg; small-state studies; military history; and historical and urban geography. Harlan Koff is Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Luxembourg; GAMMA-UL Chair in Regional Integration and Sustainability at INECOL, A.C., Mexico; Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa; and Docent in Development Studies at the University of Helsinki, Finland. His research focuses on international development; comparative regional integration; and migration.
Introduction: Agency, Security, and Governance of Small States in a
Fast-Changing World Part I - Small-State Theory: Reviewing the State of the
Art, Communis Opinio, and Beyond 1. The Power (Politics) of the Weak
Revisited: Realism and the Study of Small-State Foreign Policy 2. A Theory
of Shelter: Small-State Behaviour in International Relations 3. The Graded
Agency of Small States Part II - Agency: The Art of Being Governed by One's
Own Interests 4. Forever Small? A Longue Durée Perspective on Luxembourg's
Extantism, Governance, and Security 5. Security in the Spanish Philippines
(1565-1821): Shelter-Seeking and Securitisation in an Early Modern Colony
6. Negotiating Smallness in Three Regional Contexts: Belize within Central
America, the Caribbean, and Neighbouring Mexico 7. What is a Small-State
Security Policy? 'Transpolitical Propagation' in the Case of Luxembourg,
Singapore, and Lithuania Part III - Security: Defining and Engaging Threats
8. Small States in the Pacific: Sovereignty, Vulnerability, and Regionalism
9. Security and Securitisation in the Pacific Islands: From Great-Power
Competition to Climate Change and Back Again 10. Cape Verde and the Defence
and Security Challenges in the Atlantic Corridor: The Case of the Approach
to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 11. "Let's Forget that
Slovakia is Small": GLOBSEC, Status-Seeking, and Agency in Informal Elite
Networks Part IV - Governance: Interactions Between Domestic and
International Norms, Rules, and Action 12. The Rise of 'Democracy' in
Luxembourg's Second World War Government in Exile: Agency and Leadership at
a Critical Juncture of Luxembourg's Small-State Foreign Policy 13. Between
Formal and Informal Democracy: How the Domestic Politics of Small States
Influences their Security Policies 14. African Small Island Developing
States (ASIDS) and Good International Citizenship Conclusion: Insecurity of
Their Own Making? A Comparative Policy Coherence for Sustainable
Development Analysis of Small-State Governance
Fast-Changing World Part I - Small-State Theory: Reviewing the State of the
Art, Communis Opinio, and Beyond 1. The Power (Politics) of the Weak
Revisited: Realism and the Study of Small-State Foreign Policy 2. A Theory
of Shelter: Small-State Behaviour in International Relations 3. The Graded
Agency of Small States Part II - Agency: The Art of Being Governed by One's
Own Interests 4. Forever Small? A Longue Durée Perspective on Luxembourg's
Extantism, Governance, and Security 5. Security in the Spanish Philippines
(1565-1821): Shelter-Seeking and Securitisation in an Early Modern Colony
6. Negotiating Smallness in Three Regional Contexts: Belize within Central
America, the Caribbean, and Neighbouring Mexico 7. What is a Small-State
Security Policy? 'Transpolitical Propagation' in the Case of Luxembourg,
Singapore, and Lithuania Part III - Security: Defining and Engaging Threats
8. Small States in the Pacific: Sovereignty, Vulnerability, and Regionalism
9. Security and Securitisation in the Pacific Islands: From Great-Power
Competition to Climate Change and Back Again 10. Cape Verde and the Defence
and Security Challenges in the Atlantic Corridor: The Case of the Approach
to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 11. "Let's Forget that
Slovakia is Small": GLOBSEC, Status-Seeking, and Agency in Informal Elite
Networks Part IV - Governance: Interactions Between Domestic and
International Norms, Rules, and Action 12. The Rise of 'Democracy' in
Luxembourg's Second World War Government in Exile: Agency and Leadership at
a Critical Juncture of Luxembourg's Small-State Foreign Policy 13. Between
Formal and Informal Democracy: How the Domestic Politics of Small States
Influences their Security Policies 14. African Small Island Developing
States (ASIDS) and Good International Citizenship Conclusion: Insecurity of
Their Own Making? A Comparative Policy Coherence for Sustainable
Development Analysis of Small-State Governance
Introduction: Agency, Security, and Governance of Small States in a
Fast-Changing World Part I - Small-State Theory: Reviewing the State of the
Art, Communis Opinio, and Beyond 1. The Power (Politics) of the Weak
Revisited: Realism and the Study of Small-State Foreign Policy 2. A Theory
of Shelter: Small-State Behaviour in International Relations 3. The Graded
Agency of Small States Part II - Agency: The Art of Being Governed by One's
Own Interests 4. Forever Small? A Longue Durée Perspective on Luxembourg's
Extantism, Governance, and Security 5. Security in the Spanish Philippines
(1565-1821): Shelter-Seeking and Securitisation in an Early Modern Colony
6. Negotiating Smallness in Three Regional Contexts: Belize within Central
America, the Caribbean, and Neighbouring Mexico 7. What is a Small-State
Security Policy? 'Transpolitical Propagation' in the Case of Luxembourg,
Singapore, and Lithuania Part III - Security: Defining and Engaging Threats
8. Small States in the Pacific: Sovereignty, Vulnerability, and Regionalism
9. Security and Securitisation in the Pacific Islands: From Great-Power
Competition to Climate Change and Back Again 10. Cape Verde and the Defence
and Security Challenges in the Atlantic Corridor: The Case of the Approach
to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 11. "Let's Forget that
Slovakia is Small": GLOBSEC, Status-Seeking, and Agency in Informal Elite
Networks Part IV - Governance: Interactions Between Domestic and
International Norms, Rules, and Action 12. The Rise of 'Democracy' in
Luxembourg's Second World War Government in Exile: Agency and Leadership at
a Critical Juncture of Luxembourg's Small-State Foreign Policy 13. Between
Formal and Informal Democracy: How the Domestic Politics of Small States
Influences their Security Policies 14. African Small Island Developing
States (ASIDS) and Good International Citizenship Conclusion: Insecurity of
Their Own Making? A Comparative Policy Coherence for Sustainable
Development Analysis of Small-State Governance
Fast-Changing World Part I - Small-State Theory: Reviewing the State of the
Art, Communis Opinio, and Beyond 1. The Power (Politics) of the Weak
Revisited: Realism and the Study of Small-State Foreign Policy 2. A Theory
of Shelter: Small-State Behaviour in International Relations 3. The Graded
Agency of Small States Part II - Agency: The Art of Being Governed by One's
Own Interests 4. Forever Small? A Longue Durée Perspective on Luxembourg's
Extantism, Governance, and Security 5. Security in the Spanish Philippines
(1565-1821): Shelter-Seeking and Securitisation in an Early Modern Colony
6. Negotiating Smallness in Three Regional Contexts: Belize within Central
America, the Caribbean, and Neighbouring Mexico 7. What is a Small-State
Security Policy? 'Transpolitical Propagation' in the Case of Luxembourg,
Singapore, and Lithuania Part III - Security: Defining and Engaging Threats
8. Small States in the Pacific: Sovereignty, Vulnerability, and Regionalism
9. Security and Securitisation in the Pacific Islands: From Great-Power
Competition to Climate Change and Back Again 10. Cape Verde and the Defence
and Security Challenges in the Atlantic Corridor: The Case of the Approach
to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 11. "Let's Forget that
Slovakia is Small": GLOBSEC, Status-Seeking, and Agency in Informal Elite
Networks Part IV - Governance: Interactions Between Domestic and
International Norms, Rules, and Action 12. The Rise of 'Democracy' in
Luxembourg's Second World War Government in Exile: Agency and Leadership at
a Critical Juncture of Luxembourg's Small-State Foreign Policy 13. Between
Formal and Informal Democracy: How the Domestic Politics of Small States
Influences their Security Policies 14. African Small Island Developing
States (ASIDS) and Good International Citizenship Conclusion: Insecurity of
Their Own Making? A Comparative Policy Coherence for Sustainable
Development Analysis of Small-State Governance