"A very insightful book that shows deep experience from the authors in the realm of the media and democracy in general, and election reporting in particular. Also the book is well documented and well presented. I am sure this will guide our fellow journalists, especially in the Third World, who are still lacking landmarks in their profession and end up falling out with their governments."
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- Dominique Nnduhura, Director, School of Journalism and Communication , National University of Rwanda

"Education is vital, no matter where in the world you are. Education in Small States: Policies and Priorities discusses the importance of education and its implementation all throughout the world, in particular small and remote states without massive existing infrastructure. Discussing the legal issues that lie behind these states, the push for greater education through the formation of a commonwealth, and the impact of globalization on the state of education. Education in Small States is an intriguing study on international academia and the nature of a globalized world, very much recommended."
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- Wisconsin Bookwatch

"Specialists in environmental and social sciences suggest how the ideas set out in the 2005 Mauritius Strategy for Implementation can be integrated into the mainstream policy-making process in small states by governments, agencies, commercial interests, and non-governmental organizations. The handbook is written specifically for people who are already engaged in making policy, rather than people trying to influence policy from outside. The topics include national sustainable development strategies in small island developing states, disaster risk reduction and adaptation to climate change, sustainable water management in Pacific island countries, renewable energy and energy efficiency, and emerging lessons from integrating labor and fisheries into trade agreements."
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- Book News Inc.

"Thompson-Barrow should be commended for her valuable contribution to the discourse on these important legal matters, and for providing a good primer for additional study on access to justice issues."

- Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law