The success of small states in International Relations: mice that roar?

SMALL states; INTERNATIONAL relations; MICE

"The Success of Small States in International Relations: Mice that Roar" is an edited volume that explores the relative and absolute power of small states in contemporary world politics. The book includes case studies from developed European small states, developing small island mini-states, and small unrecognized states. It highlights the importance of studying small states' agency in international politics and challenges the discipline's historical focus on great powers. The book covers a wide range of topics, from struggles for independence to small state norm-entrepreneurship, and emphasizes the role of individuals within small states. Overall, it is a valuable resource for understanding the significance of small states as actors in international politics. [Extracted from the article]

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