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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Small island state"”.

  1. Resident travel motives in a small island state: the influence of visiting friends and relatives on travel by Tasmanian residents

    … visits by friends and relatives (VFR) on intra-state and out-of-state travel decisions by Tasmanian residents. The study is intended to clarify basic concepts, to identify variables, and to identify future research opportunities. The framework of grounded theory is used to generate observations …

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  2. What is the Relationship between Civil Society and the State in Small Island States? An Examination of Social Origins Theory and The Bahamas

    … many of the challenges that come with being a small island state. The archipelagic nature of the country brings with it the necessity to duplicate service efforts to accommodate all citizens in the development process; this factor puts a strain on the government's resources, and the need for …

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  3. Strategic orientation and organizational performance of small firms in Malta: a grounded theory approach.

    Although the contribution of the small enterprise to a nations economy, job creation and innovation is well known, comparatively little is understood on how small firms behave strategically and how the more common patterns of strategic behaviour relate to different levels of organizational …

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  4. TOKU TIA: Tuvalu and the impacts of climate change

    … at an unprecedented rate. Low-lying atoll states, such as Tuvalu, because of their geomorphologies, are exposed directly to climate change impacts. Scientific predictions of the rising sea levels and media representations of low-lying atolls becoming uninhabitable and sinking are …

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