DIRECTOR
Caroline Morris heads the Centre for Small States. She has pioneered the study of small states from a legal perspective and is recognised as a leading figure in the field. She is a member of the Editorial Board of the interdisciplinary journal Small States and Territories and a General Editor of the World of Small States series. Recent small states publications include: Small States in a Legal World (ed with Petra Butler: Springer Publishing, Berlin, 2017); “Beyond Westminster: Principles, Processes, Possibilities” in Venous Memari (ed) The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Bermuda Constitution: Reflections on its Past and Future (Centre for Justice, Hamilton, Bermuda, 2019); “Attempting constitutional reform in the island microjurisdiction of Alderney” (2018) 47(2) Common Law World Review105; and “Referendums in Oceania” in Matt Qvortrup (ed) Referendums Around the World (2ed, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2014). She has also created a syllabus for interdisciplinary study of small states and international law which is free to use and available via the website of the Centre for Small State Studies in Iceland [here].
Dr Morris has advised a number of small state and territory government bodies and NGOs on constitutional matters. She has been featured on BBC Gibraltar and ZFB-TV (Bermuda) as well as advising Al-Jazeera (print version) on the impact of Brexit on the British Overseas Territories.
STAFF
Ms Basanti Mardemootoo
Ms Nina Kangaloo
ADVISORY BOARD
Professor Lino Briguglio, Islands and Small States Institute, University of Malta
Professor Baldur Thorhallsson, Centre for Small State Studies, University of Iceland
MEMBERS
Derek O'Brien
Simon Cooper
Peter Edge
Nicole Pierce
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