A candid account of the situation of Commonwealth Caribbean countries in the international system. The book details the serious problems confronting the Caribbean, including the loss of preferential markets for its traditional exports, bananas and sugar and the siege of the region's financial services sector by the OECD. Crumbled Small is a timely and powerful description of a region whose reality is too often distorted by the picture postcard images of sunny beach resorts and rum punches.
