Contemporary Review is a forum for discussion of a broad spectrum of topics including

• carries articles by writers from around the world with first-hand knowledge of their subjects
• features reviews of the latest books on a great variety of topical issues
• includes regular features on exhibitions
• contains 136 pages in each issue, free from advertising

Contemporary Review

• was founded in 1866
• incorporates The Fortnightly, founded in 1865 by Anthony Trollope
• is now in its third century of continuous publication
• is editorially independent, which is assured by the support of the non-profitmaking Contemporary Review Trust

Contemporary Review

• is published quarterly in Oxford
• has a wide readership in over 60 countries, including the United States, the Commonwealth and the European Union
• enjoys a broad institutional circulation (parliamentary and government bodies, embassies, universities and colleges, public libraries, etc.)


Published by:
The Contemporary Review Company Limited, PO Box 1242, Oxford OX1 4FJ, England.
editorial@contemporaryreview.co.uk