Latest content: Small states

Of enduring concern for small states are the numerous constraints they face in international trade negotiations.

Small states face serious challenges for development due to their size, remoteness and vulnerability.

Recent studies of the economic growth and development process have emphasised the critical role of human development.

Electronic infrastructure and network functionality are being utilised by governments around the world.

Small states face unique challenges as they adapt to the demands of an increasingly global economy.

This publication is based on the content of a panCommonwealth workshop in Barbados in 1996.

This report analyses the key issues concerning small states’ security and development.

Commonwealth member governments have been taking part in a unique mapping exercise, identifying the actual changes which have been made in some key areas of public service management.

An introductory volume in a series of publications which focus on the impact of scale on the development of national education systems in the small states of the Commonwealth.

The conventional literature on public administration is dominated by the pattern and concerns of large countries.

This study is the result of a decision by Commonwealth Heads of Government at their 1983 Meeting in New Delhi.