A scholarly journal concerned with British Studies,
published quarterly by Appalachian State University
on behalf of the North American Conference on British Studies.

Albion is closing after publication of volume 36,4 (Winter 2004). The last issue will appear in May 2005

The journal has been merged with the Journal of British Studies. Contact the Journals Division of University of Chicago Press regarding all business matters.

Book Reviews to:hisrev@buffalo.edu

Editorial matters to: Anna Clark (clark106@tc.umn.edu)

ALBION (ISSN 0095-1390) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that is now more than thirty years old. ALBION is a central point of scholarly communication in British historical study. It is essential to keeping up with the field regardless whether one is a British historian, literary scholar, or social scientist. The journal enjoys an international reputation for the quality of its widely-cited articles ranging from Roman Britain to the present century and for its assessment of scholarly publication in highly valued book reviews and historiographical essays. Its authors include established scholars and younger ones from all over the world who provide timely and thought-provoking insights into myriad elements of the history of the British Isles, including Scotland, Wales, Ireland and the British Empire/Commonwealth.

ALBION is published four times per year in the spring, summer, fall, and winter, and is edited by Michael J. Moore. Members of the North American Conference on British Studies receive the journal as a part of their membership, which is a discount from the journal's rate for direct subscription. Individual membership only is available in the NACBS; for membership options, contacts, and dues, click here. For general information about the NACBS, its activities, publications, and resources for scholarly study, please click here.

ALBION is indexed here as part of this web site.

ALBION is indexed/abstracted in The Arts and Humanities Citation Index, Current Contents Arts and Humanities, Historical Abstracts, IBZ, IBR, and other common indexes, including the Book Review Index. Microform versions of the journal are available from ProQuest Company, 300 North Zeeb Road, PO Box 1346, Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1346. Individual articles and reviews may be ordered through document delivery services such as Carl UnCover, EBSCO, or the Copyright Clearance Center.