A Small State's Guide to Influence in World Politics

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Focusing on the role of small states in International Relations, this book presents a comprehensive analysis through a comparative study of around twenty global cases. It addresses the gaps in existing IR theories by highlighting how small states contribute to international security, economic dynamics, and institutional frameworks. By emphasizing the significance of these often-overlooked actors, the work advocates for a reevaluation of their influence, suggesting that understanding small states is crucial for advancing the field of IR.