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The Hansard Society offers two types of membership:

Membership - £20

The Hansard Society's Basic Membership includes:

Electronic notification of our high-profile public seminars, meetings and briefings
Subscription to the Hansard Society's Monthly eNewsletter
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Individual Subscription - £35

Subscription to Parliamentary Affairs, at a reduced rate of £26 (usually £53)
Electronic notification of our high-profile public seminars, meetings and briefings
Subscription to the Hansard Society's Monthly eNewsletter
Electronic notification of upcoming publications
Free publications posted to you

Parliamentary Affairs is a quarterly academic journal published by the Oxford University Press in association with the Hansard Society. The subscription runs from January to December and is billed separately by the Oxford University Press.

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The Scottish Parliament 1999-2009:

The First Decade

This edited collection of essays from distinguished commentators, academics and parliamentarians discuss some of the key issues in the development of the Scottish Parliament over the past decade:

* What has been learned?

* What have been the challenges and its achievements?

* Has it matured unto the effective legislative body that so many hoped for?

It can be ordered from Luath Press.