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New Publication: The Commonwealth Yearbook 2004

29 January 2004

 Commonwealth Yearbook 2004
'The Commonwealth Yearbook is the essential annual guide to the Commonwealth, its members and organisations.'
The Commonwealth Yearbook is the essential annual guide to the Commonwealth, its members and organisations.

The 2004 edition has a substantial amount of new material including further changes to the format in response to feedback from users. There has also been a comprehensive update on the profiles of all Commonwealth member countries, as well as the 24 associated states and overseas territories, and many Commonwealth organisations.

Reflecting the diversity of Commonwealth countries and people, the 2004 Yearbook has added statistical tables on small states and information on literary prize winners and membership of international and regional organisations.

Other updates in the 2004 edition include: the evolution, role and operations of the association; full texts of key declarations; a review of principal programmes and initiatives; in-depth profiles of the member states and dependencies; a directory of some 100 Commonwealth organisations, with full profiles of the leading intergovernmental bodies; and an extensive reference section, with statistics.

The Yearbook is published by The Stationery Office for the Commonwealth Secretariat.

Edited by Richard Green

ISBN: 0-11-703227-1; 467 pages; price: £55

HOW TO ORDER

Commonwealth Secretariat publications can now be bought online at http://www.publications.thecommonwealth.org/. The full catalogue of publications can be viewed on the site, which also provides author details, contact details for suppliers of the Secretariat’s books around the world, and information about relevant events and meetings. It also contains links to the Commonwealth Secretariat home page and various divisions of the Secretariat. The site provides a secure online buying facility, and orders can also be made through e-mail or by post. Pre-payment is essential. Payment by sterling cheque, international money order, postal order or bank draft must accompany your order.

Payment should be in sterling, drawn on a UK bank and made out to the Commonwealth Secretariat. If you require the order form as an attachment in Word format please e-mail the Publications Section.

Post and packaging charges should be added to every order in the following way: UK orders: 15 per cent of order value (minimum charge £2.00). Non-UK orders: 25 per cent of order value (minimum charge £3.50).

Send orders to: Rupert Jones-Parry, Publications Section, Commonwealth Secretariat, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5HX, United Kingdom.

Tel: +44 (0)20 7747 6342; Fax: +44 (0)20 7839 9081; E-mail: r.jones-parry@commonwealth.int 

 

 

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