The Case for Non-Sovereignty : Lessons from Sub-National Island Jurisdictions

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1. Exploring Sub-National Island Jurisdictions Godfrey Baldacchino and David Milne 2. Island Jurisdictions in Comparative Constitutional Perspective Ronald L. Watts 3. The Advantages of Political Affiliation: Dependent & Independent Small Island Profiles Jerome L. McElroy and Kara B. Pearce 4. In or Out: Sub-National Island Jurisdictions and the Antechamber of Paradiplomacy Barry Bartmann 5. Island Disaster Paradiplomacy in the Commonwealth Ilan Kelman, Megan Davies, Tom Mitchell, Iain Orr and Bob Conrich 6. Isolation as disability and resource: considering sub-national island status in the constitution of the 'New Tasmania' Elaine Stratford 7. Unitary State, Devolution, Autonomy, Secession: State Building and Nation Building in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea Yash P Ghai and Anthony J. Regan 8. Dependence and Autonomy in Sub-National Island Jurisdictions: The Case of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Gert Oostindie 9. The Rise and Fall of Sub-National Island Jurisdictions: The Cases of San Andres y Providencia and the Galapagos Islands Sandy Kerr 10. 'We are not ready': Colonialism or Autonomy in Tokelau John Connell

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