Small states in Europe : challenges and opportunities

Part I Small States in Europe: Defining the Issues at Stake; Chapter 1 Introduction, Robert Steinmetz, Anders Wivel; Chapter 2 From Small State to Smart State: Devising a Strategy for Influence in the European Union, Anders Wivel; Chapter 3 Small State Diplomacy Compared to Sub-State Diplomacy: More of the Same or Different?, David Criekemans, Manuel Duran; Chapter 4 Small States and the European Security and Defence Policy, Clive Archer; Part II The Challenges and Opportunities of Small European States; Chapter 5 Small States and Innovation, Rainer Kattel, Tarmo Kalvet, Tiina Randma-Liiv; Chapter 6 Small States, Power, International Change and the Impact of Uncertainty, Toms Rostoks; Chapter 7 The Fluid Nature of Smallness: Regulation of the International System and the Challenges and Opportunities of Small States, Plamen Pantev; Part III The Experience of Small States with the European Union; Chapter 8 In a League of its Own? The Netherlands as a Middle-Sized EU Member State, Jan Rood; Chapter 9 The Foreign Policy of Luxembourg, Jean-Marie Frentz; Chapter 10 Slovakia and the Czech Republic in the European Integration Process: Birds of a Feather Flying Apart?, Mats Braun; Chapter 11 Cyprus, Small-Powerhood and the EU’s Principles and Values, Costas Melakopides; Chapter 12 Neutrality Inside and Outside the EU: A Comparison of Austrian and Swiss Security Policies After the Cold War, Jean-Marc Rickli; Chapter 13 The Icelandic Crash and its Consequences: A Small State without Economic and Political Shelter, Baldur Thorhallsson; Part IV Conclusion; Chapter 14 Conclusion, Robert Steinmetz, Anders Wivel;