SUCCESSFUL SMALL-SCALE MANUFACTURING: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT ACROSS FIVE EUROPEAN ISLAND REGIONS*

Godfrey Baldacchino

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Abstract. This paper reviews select qualitative data drawn from 144 successful, small scale, locally owned, export-oriented manu-facturing firms from 5 European island regions: Åland, Iceland, Saaremaa, the Scottish Isles and Malta. The comparative ap-proach suggests some observations and reflections relating to Malta’s relatively low density of export-oriented manufacturing SMEs.

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