The Journal of British Studies (JBS) is the official publication of the North American Conference on British Studies (NACBS). Over more than fifty years it has positioned itself as one of the critical resources for scholars of British culture from the Middle Ages through to the present. Drawing on both established and emerging approaches, JBS presents scholarly articles and books reviews from renowned international authors who share their ideas on the history of British society, politics, law, economics, and the arts.

The journal has a circulation of just under 2,000 print copies.  The largest single sector of its audience is comprised of historians teaching and researching British history in colleges and universities in North America, but JBS is also read by a significant international audience of specialists in British history, literature, art history, politics, law, sociology, and economics.   JBS is ranked by Thomson-Reuters as one of the world’s premier academic journals in history by its citation impact and as such it provides an excellent platform for advertising products, materials and events which relate to the academic study of Britain and its past.

JBS accepts both print and digital advertising in multiple forms:

Full page (print, b&w):                     £500/$800                

Half page (print, b&w, horizontal):   £380/$610                

Online (banner per month):              £300/$480                         

Loose insert:                                   £350/$560

Agent and series discounts are available.

For more information about booking advertising in the Journal of British Studies please contact Cambridge University Press using the following details:

In the Americas, contact USAdSales@cambridge.org

For the Rest of World, contact ad_sales@cambridge.org

All advertisements are subject to the approval of the Publisher, the NACBS and the Editors.  All reserve the right to decline to publish advertising for any reason.  Please see full terms and conditions here.

ISSN: 0021-9371            E-ISSN: 1545-6986

Frequency:                    Quarterly (January / April / July / October)

Page extent:                   c.1,080 pages per year

Founded:                       1961

Circulation:                    c.2,000

Trim size:                       6.75” x 10”

Copy deadline:              9 weeks prior to publication of any given issue