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Title: Book review : Geography of small islands : outposts of globalisation
Authors: Halliday, Andrew
Keywords: Books -- Reviews
States, Small -- Economic conditions
Islands -- Study and teaching
Islands -- Economic conditions
Islands -- Social history
Economic geography
Issue Date: 2022-05
Publisher: University of Malta. Islands and Small States Institute
Citation: Halliday, A. (2022). Book review : Geography of small islands : outposts of globalisation. Small States & Territories, 5(1), 231-232.
Abstract: Given their self-evident geographies and the inevitable administrative totalities that they suggest, islands (and archipelagos) feature prominently amongst small states and territories. Geography of small islands: Outposts of globalisation is an important and timely contribution to island studies scholarship. It is a definitive and all-inclusive volume offering a detailed account of the spatiality of islands, a key concept at the heart of the interdisciplinary field of island studies, in the context of globalization. At the same time, after undertaking such a comprehensive presentation, in the concluding chapter Ratter further calls for a Gestaltwechsel, that is a transformation or a paradigm shift, or as the author herself puts it "a change of perspective in the epistemology of islands" (p. 208). [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/94146
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