Membership
Joining the Society
Membership of the Society for Court Studies is open to all.
General (free) members receive the following benefits:
- Monthly update emails
- Society’s newsletter (future and archived issues)
Standard members receive the following benefits:
- Three issues (physical and digital) of the Society’s journal, The Court Historian, which is published in April, August, and December
- Digital access to The Court Historian archive, containing hundreds of articles, reviews and listings, stretching back to 1995
- Monthly update emails
- Society’s newsletter (future and archived issues)
- Access to the members-only research directory and the court studies bibliography
- Exclusive digital content (including recordings of lectures and seminars organised by the Society)
Student members receive the following benefits:
- Three issues (digital only) of the Society’s journal, The Court Historian, which is published in April, August, and December
- Digital access to The Court Historian archive, containing hundreds of articles, reviews and listings, stretching back to 1995
- Monthly update emails
- Society’s newsletter (future and archived issues)
- Access to the members-only research directory and the court studies bibliography
- Exclusive digital content (including recordings of lectures and seminars organised by the Society)
For institutional subscriptions and enquiries, please contact subscriptions@tandf.co.uk.
Membership levels and rates
| General member | Free (Coming soon) |
| Standard (Europe and the World) | £40 (reduced to £35 if paid by standing order) |
| Standard (US/Canada) | US $60 |
| Student / Under 25 | £20 |
| Life membership | £400 (US/$600) |
Become a member
To join, complete the online form and submit your payment via Paypal. Memberships can be paid online using a debit/credit card via Paypal via the link below. Please select the appropriate option.
| Purchase membership |
| Standard individual: £40.00 GBP – yearly Student/under 25: £20.00 GBP – yearly |
If you wish to join the Society for Court Studies by using a paper application form, download a membership (or renewal) from here: .doc/.pdf. Complete the membership form and email it to the Society at admin@courtstudies.org or send via mail. For mailed membership forms, please use the appropriate address listed below. Alternative payments can be made by cheque, bank transfer, standing order, or you can submit your credit card information using the form above.
Membership queries
For more information, please use the relevant contact information below.
| UK & Europe | North America |
| Membership Secretary The Society for Court Studies BM Box 2067 London WC1N 3XX United Kingdom admin@courtstudies.org | Dr. Anatole Upart The Society for Court Studies 203 W. Park AvenueGreenville, South Carolina 29601 USA americas@courtstudes.org |