Dominic Fenech
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377522 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dominic Fenech |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dominic |
| FAMILY NAME | Fenech |
| SIGNATURE | FENECH D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 57 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Growth policies of small island states – a comparative study of Malta and Iceland, 1980–2004
Understanding Growth Policies and Economic Success: Iceland and Malta, 1945-1980
This paper analyses how the small European island nations of Iceland and Malta transitioned from economic dependence to thriving development between 1945 and 1980. Both faced significant challenges during this era, marked by postwar global and European political volatility. In 1945, the newly established Republic of Iceland exhibited a significantly stronger economy than the non-sovereign island of Malta. The economy of Malta, which gained indepe…
The 2022 Maltese general election: An Outcome Foretold
The Labour Party (PL) won a third consecutive victory by a landslide majority over the opposition Nationalist Party (PN), with no other parties gaining seats. The PL victory may be attributed to the party's robust economic record and its apparent readiness to tackle the problems of governance and transparency that had dogged its administration and caused a mid-term change in party leadership. Meanwhile rifts within the PN alienated some of its su…
The 2017 Maltese general election: Parallel Monologues
On 3 June 2017 Malta went to the polls and again returned to office the Labour Party (PL), led by Joseph Muscat. Galloping to a second term with a spectacular 55% of the vote, it now commanded an o
The 2013 Maltese General Election: Unplugging the Blockage
Divorced from Political Reality: The New Limits of Ecclesiastical Power in Malta
Divorce legislation was enacted in Malta in 2011 following a consultative referendum. Until then the biggest barrier to divorce had been the perceived influence of the Catholic Church, expressed not just in its presence in many spheres of public life, but in historical reminders of the political costs of challenging its status and doctrines. The process leading to the introduction of divorce showed: that the political parties still feared confron…
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
The 2008 Maltese General Election: The Tortoise and the Hare
On 8 March the Maltese returned the Nationalist Party (PN) to government for the third time running. The outcome was as novel as it was repetitive. For decades, Maltese elections have been characte
Malta
Malta
Political data in 2005
Malta
Malta
The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election
2003). The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election. West European Politics: Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 163-170
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
The 1998 Maltese election
Malta
The 2013 Maltese General Election: Unplugging the Blockage
Political data in 2005
The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election
2003). The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election. West European Politics: Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 163-170
The 1987 Maltese Election: Between Europe and the Mediterranean
The 2008 Maltese General Election: The Tortoise and the Hare
On 8 March the Maltese returned the Nationalist Party (PN) to government for the third time running. The outcome was as novel as it was repetitive. For decades, Maltese elections have been characte
The 1998 Maltese election
The 1996 Maltese election: Swing of the pendulum
The 2017 Maltese general election: Parallel Monologues
On 3 June 2017 Malta went to the polls and again returned to office the Labour Party (PL), led by Joseph Muscat. Galloping to a second term with a spectacular 55% of the vote, it now commanded an o
Divorced from Political Reality: The New Limits of Ecclesiastical Power in Malta
Divorce legislation was enacted in Malta in 2011 following a consultative referendum. Until then the biggest barrier to divorce had been the perceived influence of the Catholic Church, expressed not just in its presence in many spheres of public life, but in historical reminders of the political costs of challenging its status and doctrines. The process leading to the introduction of divorce showed: that the political parties still feared confron…
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
The 1992 Maltese election
Malta
The 2022 Maltese general election: An Outcome Foretold
The Labour Party (PL) won a third consecutive victory by a landslide majority over the opposition Nationalist Party (PN), with no other parties gaining seats. The PL victory may be attributed to the party's robust economic record and its apparent readiness to tackle the problems of governance and transparency that had dogged its administration and caused a mid-term change in party leadership. Meanwhile rifts within the PN alienated some of its su…
Malta
Malta
The relevance of European security structures to the Mediterranean (and vice versa)
The debate in the 1990s over the continuing relevance and scope of European security structures (NATO, the WEU and the OSCE) was not triggered by the issue of Mediterranean security, but rather by new security concerns within Europe resulting from the end of the cold war. Europe's awakening to the urgency of dealing with Mediterranean security came later, but when it did, the Mediterranean entered the European security debate. All three security …
Malta's external security
Malta
With the retirement of Dr Vincent Tabone as President of the Republic, the government nominated in his stead Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, the Minister of Education and Human Resources, who took the oath of office on 4 April. In filling the cabinet post thus vacated, the Prime Minister effected a minor reshuffle which, inter aha, introduced into the cabinet as Minister for Youth and the Arts Dr Michael Refalo, formerly Parliamentary Secretary for Touris…
East-West to North-South in the Mediterranean
The 1987 Maltese Election: Between Europe and the Mediterranean
The 1992 Maltese election
Malta
East-West to North-South in the Mediterranean
Malta
Malta
Malta
With the retirement of Dr Vincent Tabone as President of the Republic, the government nominated in his stead Dr Ugo Mifsud Bonnici, the Minister of Education and Human Resources, who took the oath of office on 4 April. In filling the cabinet post thus vacated, the Prime Minister effected a minor reshuffle which, inter aha, introduced into the cabinet as Minister for Youth and the Arts Dr Michael Refalo, formerly Parliamentary Secretary for Touris…
Malta
The relevance of European security structures to the Mediterranean (and vice versa)
The debate in the 1990s over the continuing relevance and scope of European security structures (NATO, the WEU and the OSCE) was not triggered by the issue of Mediterranean security, but rather by new security concerns within Europe resulting from the end of the cold war. Europe's awakening to the urgency of dealing with Mediterranean security came later, but when it did, the Mediterranean entered the European security debate. All three security …
Malta's external security
Malta
The 1996 Maltese election: Swing of the pendulum
Malta
Malta
The 1998 Maltese election
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election
2003). The 2003 Maltese EU referendum and general election. West European Politics: Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 163-170
Malta
Malta
Malta
Malta
Political data in 2005
Political science (35 works) · Law (30 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (29 works) · Law (29 works) · History (24 works) · History (24 works) · Sociology (24 works) · Library science (21 works) · Politics (21 works) · Computer Science (20 works)