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Introduction – Offshore Europe on the move Sébastien Chauvin, Peter Clegg and Bruno Cousin Part I: Institutional, Political and Regulatory Processes: The transformation of relations with the metropolitan states, the EU, and the international community 1 The British Overseas Territories in the Caribbean and their quest for further autonomy Peter Clegg 2 Status Change in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: What for? Lammert de Jong and Ron van der Veer 3 The French Caribbean between egalitarian aspirations and identity assertions: Towards a realisation of difference? Justin Daniel 4 From Brussels with love: Shifting governance and the evolution of ‘Overseas Europe’ Matthew Louis Bishop and Genève Phillip 5 Brexit and the Overseas Territories: Repercussions for the periphery Peter Clegg 6 Global financial governance and the Euro-Caribbean overseas territories: First and second order effects for offshore finance William Vlcek Part II: Economic Transformations, Roles of the Local Elites and the Current Dynamics of Inequality 7 Colonial heritages and continuities in Guadeloupe and Martinique: An economic perspective Guy Numa 8 A postcolonial economy? Protesters, lobbyists and small-business-owners in Martinique after 2009 Audrey Célestine 9 French Guiana – A ‘Plural Society’ in a post-colonial context Gérard Collomb and Edenz Maurice 10 Deconstructing development: immigration, society and economy in early 21st century Cayman Roy Bodden 11 Sub-elites as fiduciary gatekeepers of global elites: A fiscal anthropology of the Cayman Islands as an offshore financial centre May Hen 12 Integration with the Metropolis: The Dutch Caribbean ‘municipalities’ after 2010 Wouter Veenendaal 13 Intimacy and integration: The ambivalent achievement of marriage equality in the Dutch Caribbean, 2007-12 Chelsea Schields