Too Small to Fail

"Too Small to Fail" analyzes how some successful smaller countries have turned their physical limitations into a virtue. What do they do differently? What is their recipe? Why do they have a happier and more prosperous population than larger countries? Solutions to pressing socioeconomic challenges such as the climate crisis, pandemics, and immigration are increasingly coming from small, adaptable nations like Switzerland. Why is that?

This important book demonstrates how small countries are turning globalization into a success story. Harold James, Professor of History and International Relations.