PART I: ECONOMIC CONCERNS
Chapter 1: Macroeconomic trends, vulnerability and resilience capability of SIDS
Chapter 2: Development strategies for the vulnerable SIDS
Chapter 3: Global developments and sustainability of small islands
Chapter 4: Trade Policy, Innovation Governance and the Small Island Developing States: Perspectives and Policies for the Pacific and the Caribbean
PART II: SOCIAL DIMENSIONS
Chapter 5: Democracy, social empowerment and small island jurisdictions
Chapter 6: Social capital and policies for social cohesion: Small island perspective
Chapter 7: Ageing population and sustainable social safety nets in Mauritius
Chapter 8: Disease environment and health policy response in SIDS
Chapter 9: Designing sustainable employment policies in small islands: A case study of the Island of Fiji
PART III: CLIMATE CHANGE AND NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Chapter 10: Responding to climate change in small islands: Economic perspective
Chapter 11: Overseas development assistance and climate resilience for SIDS: Case Study of Tonga
Chapter 12: Global climate change and the myth of international cooperation
Chapter 13: Improving sustainability through assessment of natural disasters
PART IV: ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE AND CASE STUDIES
Chapter 14: Promoting blue economy
Chapter 15: Environmental human health and ecosystem vitality: SIDS Vs Non-SIDS
Chapter 16: Overtourism and small islands with special reference to the Maltese Islands
Chapter 17: Dynamics of deforestation in Solomon Islands: The need for restoration and conservation alternatives
PART V: GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 18: Global development finance for sustainable development of small islands
Chapter 19: SIDS and international development: Transition from Transition from MDGs to SDGs
Chapter 20: Assessing the progress of environmental governance
Chapter 21: Overcoming insularity by improving connectivity between islands and beyond.