Pages 279-280: Table of Contents
Pages 281- 374: Special Section: Thomas Hylland Eriksen (1962-2024).
Guest Editor: Iver B. Neumann
Pages 281-286: Introduction: Studies in memory of Thomas Hylland Eriksen (1962-2024) – Iver B. Neumann
Pages 287-320: Staying with the tide. A story of climate (im)mobility in Fiji – Giulio Petix Panettiere and Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Pages 321-330: Small islands and the large temporal questions: Eriksen’s contribution to studies of island temporalities - Firouz Gaini
Pages 331-340: Thomas Hylland Eriksen, stories of Sápmi, anthropology and paradoxes of vision – Gro Birgit Ween
Pages 341-360: Paradise threatened: A look at Seychelles in the anthropocene era – Thérésia Penda Choppy
Pages 361-374: A Mauritian tribute to Professor Thomas Hylland Eriksen – Ramola Ramtohul
Pages 375-440: Special Section: The Nordic Countries’ crisis management of the Covid-19 pandemic: The effect of size.
Guest Editors: Ásthildur Elva Bernhardsdóttir and Baldur Thorhallsson
Pages 375-388: Introduction: Nordic countries’ crisis management of the COVID-19 pandemic: The effect of size – Á. E. Bernhardsdóttir and B. Thorhallsson
Pages 389-408: The effect of size and the Nordic states’ responses to the COVID-19 pandemic: Reactive or proactive? – M. Ackrén, N. Hokkala, P. Lægreid, E. Palmujoki, A. Trengereid, Á. E. Bernhardsdóttir, M. Koraeus, R. Olavson, B. Thorhallsson and K. Vrangbæk
Pages 409-422: Cooperation problems and bureaucratic infighting in small states: Lack of planning and unclear rules? – M. Ackrén, N. Hokkala, P. Lægreid, E. Palmujoki, A. Trengereid, Á. E. Bernhardsdóttir, M. Koraeus, R. Olavson, B. Thorhallsson and K. Vrangbæk
Pages 423-440: Small elite network and less formal governance structure: Efficient knowledge sharing and rapid policy responses? – M. Ackrén, N. Hokkala, P. Lægreid, E. Palmujoki, A. Trengereid, Á. E. Bernhardsdóttir, M. Koraeus, R. Olavson, B. Thorhallsson and K. Vrangbæk
Other Papers:
Pages 441-462: Returns to quantity and quality schooling in SIDS in the context of vulnerability – Neha Jugessur and Taruna S. Ramessur
Pages 463-484: Digital diplomacy: Reskilling and upskilling efforts in Small Island Developing States – Rogel I. Nuguid
Pages 485-500: Environmental patriarchy in a small democracy: Women politicians’ experiences of patriarchy in Manx politics – Peter W Edge, Catriona Mackie and Alex Powell
Pages 501-518: Examining the factors affecting the adoption of telemedicine in the Maldives – Aishath Shafina
Pages 519-534: Exploring access and usage patterns of e-government services in a SIDS: Focus on Maldives – Aishath Shafina
Pages 535- 548: Book Reviews
Pages 535-536: Sarina Theys (2025). The soft power of non-Western small states: The cases of Bhutan and Qatar. Review by Eduard Abrahamyan
Pages 537-538: Aneta A. Teperek (2025). Economic development in the world’s smallest economies: How geography, demographics, and culture define economic activity. Review by Melchior Vella
Pages 539-542: Alice Cunha and Baldur Thorhallsson (2023). Small states and big powers: Portugal and Iceland’s foreign relations. Review by Doğan Demirkıran
Pages 543-544: Tony Gallienne. (2024). Guernsey: How we live together. Review by Sir Mark Boleat
Pages 545-546: Wendy C. Grenade (2024). Multidimensional threats and regional responses to Caribbean security. Review by Michal Pawiński
Pages 547-548: Delisle Worrell (2023). Development and stabilization in small open economies: Theories and evidence from Caribbean experience. Review by Dave Seerattan
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