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The CSG's Journal
Welcome to the Castle Studies Group Journal page, your gateway to the latest scholarly research on castles. Our journal serves as a central platform for sharing knowledge and findings related to the architecture, history, and cultural impact of castles, primarily focusing on sites in the UK, Ireland, and continental Europe.
Items for possible inclusion should be sent to the CSG Editor
The CSG's E-Bulletins
The Castle Studies Group’s Bulletin, edited by Therron Welstead is the CSG’s volume containing news, reviews and editorial, diary dates and Announcements. It is a key source for time-sensitive information about the Group’s activities and is published electronically three times a year (March, September and December).
The annual CSG subscription of £25 (UK) (£31 (€35) Europe and Ireland) includes the Bulletin, emailed to members at regular intervals. All the Bulletins are initially posted to the website.
Items for possible inclusion should be sent to Bulletin@castlestudies.org.uk.
CSG Research Resources
The Castle Studies Group’s occasional Bibliography, compiled and edited by Gillian Scott, is the CSG’s Volume containing an exhaustive bibliography of British, Irish and European books, journals and articles written and published during the year.
The annual CSG subscription of £25 (UK) (£31, €35) (Europe and Ireland) includes the Bibliography, normally sent to members electronically as a pdf file at the end of August/early September. The full text of previous Bibliographies also appear on the website as freely downloadable pdf files.
Items for inclusion should be sent to: Bibliography@castlestudiesgroup.org.uk
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