Carlos Oya is Professor of Political Economy of Development at SOAS, University of London, and a development economist by training. His work is published in several highly ranked journals in the development studies field, and he has recently led a project on structural transformations and employment outcomes in infrastructure construction and manufacturing sectors in Ethiopia and Angola, with a special focus on Chinese firms.Ramola Ramtohul is Associate Professor in Gender Studies and Sociology at the University of Mauritius. She has a PhD in Gender Studies from the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, and she has published widely on women, gender and politics in Mauritius, intersectionality, diversity, and citizenship. She has received research fellowships from the University of Cape Town, American Association of University Women, University of Cambridge, and University of Pretoria. She is co-editor of the Journal of Contemporary African Studies and the Island Studies Journal and is a member of the editorial board of the journal Small States & Territories.Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur is Associate Professor in Economics, University of Mauritius. She is currently heading the Pole of Research Excellence in Applied Social and Economic Research Analysis and is the co-chair of the WTO Chairs Programme at the University of Mauritius. She has more than 40 publications in international peer reviewed journals and books, and she is involved in a number of consultancy and research projects with Ministries, public institutions, and international organisations.

• Part 1 CONCEPTS, CONTEXT, AND HISTORY 1: Carlos Oya, Ramola Ramtohul, Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Introduction 2: Liam Campling, Carlos Oya: Why Mauritius? The political economy of structural transformation in a small island: Questions and debates 3: Manisha Dookhony: Political economy of Mauritius: The long run economic history of Mauritius' growth, structural change, and institutions 4: Manorama Akung: Political institutions, democracy, and development in the longue durée Part 2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION 5: Roshini Brizmohun-Gopaul: Agrarian change and the role of agriculture in structural transformation 6: Riad Sultan, Mialy Andriamahefazafy: The fisheries sector as a pillar for a sustainable future of Blue Economy in Mauritius 7: Vinaye Dey Ancharaz: The rise and fall of light manufacturing: Drivers, Trajectories, and Implications 8: Ali Mansoor: Export competitiveness and industrialisation in Mauritius 9: Oliver Morrissey, Nikhil Treebhoohun: Macroeconomic policy during structural change 10: Sheereen Fauzel, Jeevita Matadeen: Towards a service economy? The role of services and linkages with other sectors 11: Boopen Seetanah, Pierre Dinan: The promise of tourism and its performance 12: Narvada Gopy, Boopen Seetanah, Robin Nunkoo, Viraiyan Teeroovengadum: Evolution of the real estate sector in Mauritius and its contribution to economic development 13: Indranarain Ramlall: The Banking Sector as a catalyst in the transition of the Mauritian economy 14: Rehana Kasenally-Pondor, Roukaya Kasenally: The Mauritius International Financial Centre -A Critical Assessment since Inception 15: Pritish Behuria: From a Miracle Boom to Niche Dependence: How the India DTAA shapes future Offshore Growth in Mauritius 16: Avinash Ramtohul, Kavi Khedo, Avinash Mungur: The ICT sector in Mauritius' quest for economic diversification 17: Harshana Kasseeah: The governance of structural change: Configuration of institutions and <"the entrepreneurial state> " in Mauritius 18: Aleksandra Peeroo, Kate Bayliss: A Political Economy Perspective on Mauritian Water Services 19: Manisha Dookhony: Industrial Policy and Practice: A Practitioners' perspective 20: Arkebe Oqubay: Learning from Mauritius' economic transformation: A policymaker's perspective PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE AND POLICY 21: Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Employment and Poverty in Mauritius 22: Yiagadeesen Samy, Vanessa. T Tang: Mauritius: The Evolution and Dynamics of Income Inequality in the Context of Structural Transformation 23: Ramola Ramtohul: The gender dimensions of Mauritius' development trajectory 24: Ramola Ramtohul, Roukaya Kasenally: Migration dynamics in Mauritius 25: Myriam Blin: The Political Economy of the Welfare State in Mauritius 26: Zeinab Jannoo, Andrew McKay: Health care provision and health outcomes in Mauritius 27: Sheila Bunwaree: An Analysis of Mauritian Education: Stalling of Social Mobility? 28: Jaime de Melo: Environmentally-friendly trade policies to shape Mauritius' future 29: Riad Sultan: Climate change and sustainable development 30: Prakash Deenapanray, Andrea Bassi: Climate change and decarbonisation: a macroeconomic perspective for Mauritius 31: Streevarsen Pillay Narainen: New Development Pathways for Mauritius

Carlos Oya is Professor of Political Economy of Development at SOAS, University of London, and a development economist by training. His work is published in several highly ranked journals in the development studies field, and he has recently led a project on structural transformations and employment outcomes in infrastructure construction and manufacturing sectors in Ethiopia and Angola, with a special focus on Chinese firms.Ramola Ramtohul is Associate Professor in Gender Studies and Sociology at the University of Mauritius. She has a PhD in Gender Studies from the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, and she has published widely on women, gender and politics in Mauritius, intersectionality, diversity, and citizenship. She has received research fellowships from the University of Cape Town, American Association of University Women, University of Cambridge, and University of Pretoria. She is co-editor of the Journal of Contemporary African Studies and the Island Studies Journal and is a member of the editorial board of the journal Small States & Territories.Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur is Associate Professor in Economics, University of Mauritius. She is currently heading the Pole of Research Excellence in Applied Social and Economic Research Analysis and is the co-chair of the WTO Chairs Programme at the University of Mauritius. She has more than 40 publications in international peer reviewed journals and books, and she is involved in a number of consultancy and research projects with Ministries, public institutions, and international organisations.

• Part 1 CONCEPTS, CONTEXT, AND HISTORY 1: Carlos Oya, Ramola Ramtohul, Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Introduction 2: Liam Campling, Carlos Oya: Why Mauritius? The political economy of structural transformation in a small island: Questions and debates 3: Manisha Dookhony: Political economy of Mauritius: The long run economic history of Mauritius' growth, structural change, and institutions 4: Manorama Akung: Political institutions, democracy, and development in the longue durée Part 2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION 5: Roshini Brizmohun-Gopaul: Agrarian change and the role of agriculture in structural transformation 6: Riad Sultan, Mialy Andriamahefazafy: The fisheries sector as a pillar for a sustainable future of Blue Economy in Mauritius 7: Vinaye Dey Ancharaz: The rise and fall of light manufacturing: Drivers, Trajectories, and Implications 8: Ali Mansoor: Export competitiveness and industrialisation in Mauritius 9: Oliver Morrissey, Nikhil Treebhoohun: Macroeconomic policy during structural change 10: Sheereen Fauzel, Jeevita Matadeen: Towards a service economy? The role of services and linkages with other sectors 11: Boopen Seetanah, Pierre Dinan: The promise of tourism and its performance 12: Narvada Gopy, Boopen Seetanah, Robin Nunkoo, Viraiyan Teeroovengadum: Evolution of the real estate sector in Mauritius and its contribution to economic development 13: Indranarain Ramlall: The Banking Sector as a catalyst in the transition of the Mauritian economy 14: Rehana Kasenally-Pondor, Roukaya Kasenally: The Mauritius International Financial Centre -A Critical Assessment since Inception 15: Pritish Behuria: From a Miracle Boom to Niche Dependence: How the India DTAA shapes future Offshore Growth in Mauritius 16: Avinash Ramtohul, Kavi Khedo, Avinash Mungur: The ICT sector in Mauritius' quest for economic diversification 17: Harshana Kasseeah: The governance of structural change: Configuration of institutions and <"the entrepreneurial state> " in Mauritius 18: Aleksandra Peeroo, Kate Bayliss: A Political Economy Perspective on Mauritian Water Services 19: Manisha Dookhony: Industrial Policy and Practice: A Practitioners' perspective 20: Arkebe Oqubay: Learning from Mauritius' economic transformation: A policymaker's perspective PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE AND POLICY 21: Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Employment and Poverty in Mauritius 22: Yiagadeesen Samy, Vanessa. T Tang: Mauritius: The Evolution and Dynamics of Income Inequality in the Context of Structural Transformation 23: Ramola Ramtohul: The gender dimensions of Mauritius' development trajectory 24: Ramola Ramtohul, Roukaya Kasenally: Migration dynamics in Mauritius 25: Myriam Blin: The Political Economy of the Welfare State in Mauritius 26: Zeinab Jannoo, Andrew McKay: Health care provision and health outcomes in Mauritius 27: Sheila Bunwaree: An Analysis of Mauritian Education: Stalling of Social Mobility? 28: Jaime de Melo: Environmentally-friendly trade policies to shape Mauritius' future 29: Riad Sultan: Climate change and sustainable development 30: Prakash Deenapanray, Andrea Bassi: Climate change and decarbonisation: a macroeconomic perspective for Mauritius 31: Streevarsen Pillay Narainen: New Development Pathways for Mauritius

Carlos Oya is Professor of Political Economy of Development at SOAS, University of London, and a development economist by training. His work is published in several highly ranked journals in the development studies field, and he has recently led a project on structural transformations and employment outcomes in infrastructure construction and manufacturing sectors in Ethiopia and Angola, with a special focus on Chinese firms.Ramola Ramtohul is Associate Professor in Gender Studies and Sociology at the University of Mauritius. She has a PhD in Gender Studies from the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, and she has published widely on women, gender and politics in Mauritius, intersectionality, diversity, and citizenship. She has received research fellowships from the University of Cape Town, American Association of University Women, University of Cambridge, and University of Pretoria. She is co-editor of the Journal of Contemporary African Studies and the Island Studies Journal and is a member of the editorial board of the journal Small States & Territories.Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur is Associate Professor in Economics, University of Mauritius. She is currently heading the Pole of Research Excellence in Applied Social and Economic Research Analysis and is the co-chair of the WTO Chairs Programme at the University of Mauritius. She has more than 40 publications in international peer reviewed journals and books, and she is involved in a number of consultancy and research projects with Ministries, public institutions, and international organisations.

• Part 1 CONCEPTS, CONTEXT, AND HISTORY 1: Carlos Oya, Ramola Ramtohul, Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Introduction 2: Liam Campling, Carlos Oya: Why Mauritius? The political economy of structural transformation in a small island: Questions and debates 3: Manisha Dookhony: Political economy of Mauritius: The long run economic history of Mauritius' growth, structural change, and institutions 4: Manorama Akung: Political institutions, democracy, and development in the longue durée Part 2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION 5: Roshini Brizmohun-Gopaul: Agrarian change and the role of agriculture in structural transformation 6: Riad Sultan, Mialy Andriamahefazafy: The fisheries sector as a pillar for a sustainable future of Blue Economy in Mauritius 7: Vinaye Dey Ancharaz: The rise and fall of light manufacturing: Drivers, Trajectories, and Implications 8: Ali Mansoor: Export competitiveness and industrialisation in Mauritius 9: Oliver Morrissey, Nikhil Treebhoohun: Macroeconomic policy during structural change 10: Sheereen Fauzel, Jeevita Matadeen: Towards a service economy? The role of services and linkages with other sectors 11: Boopen Seetanah, Pierre Dinan: The promise of tourism and its performance 12: Narvada Gopy, Boopen Seetanah, Robin Nunkoo, Viraiyan Teeroovengadum: Evolution of the real estate sector in Mauritius and its contribution to economic development 13: Indranarain Ramlall: The Banking Sector as a catalyst in the transition of the Mauritian economy 14: Rehana Kasenally-Pondor, Roukaya Kasenally: The Mauritius International Financial Centre -A Critical Assessment since Inception 15: Pritish Behuria: From a Miracle Boom to Niche Dependence: How the India DTAA shapes future Offshore Growth in Mauritius 16: Avinash Ramtohul, Kavi Khedo, Avinash Mungur: The ICT sector in Mauritius' quest for economic diversification 17: Harshana Kasseeah: The governance of structural change: Configuration of institutions and <"the entrepreneurial state> " in Mauritius 18: Aleksandra Peeroo, Kate Bayliss: A Political Economy Perspective on Mauritian Water Services 19: Manisha Dookhony: Industrial Policy and Practice: A Practitioners' perspective 20: Arkebe Oqubay: Learning from Mauritius' economic transformation: A policymaker's perspective PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE AND POLICY 21: Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur: Employment and Poverty in Mauritius 22: Yiagadeesen Samy, Vanessa. T Tang: Mauritius: The Evolution and Dynamics of Income Inequality in the Context of Structural Transformation 23: Ramola Ramtohul: The gender dimensions of Mauritius' development trajectory 24: Ramola Ramtohul, Roukaya Kasenally: Migration dynamics in Mauritius 25: Myriam Blin: The Political Economy of the Welfare State in Mauritius 26: Zeinab Jannoo, Andrew McKay: Health care provision and health outcomes in Mauritius 27: Sheila Bunwaree: An Analysis of Mauritian Education: Stalling of Social Mobility? 28: Jaime de Melo: Environmentally-friendly trade policies to shape Mauritius' future 29: Riad Sultan: Climate change and sustainable development 30: Prakash Deenapanray, Andrea Bassi: Climate change and decarbonisation: a macroeconomic perspective for Mauritius 31: Streevarsen Pillay Narainen: New Development Pathways for Mauritius