Moot Resources
The Moot is the name of the Editorial Board that supports The Round Table journal, as well as organizing occasional seminars, meetings and conferences on themes of Commonwealth interest.
Cumberland Lodge Conferences
The Round Table first appeared in 1910 promising informed analysis of wider aspects of colonial and imperial affairs, and of international relations. It continues to take as its starting-point that the Commonwealth remains an organization of significance in international affairs, and that it deserves to be taken seriously by academics and others interested in contemporary international relations.
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Moot Reports
The Round Table will be celebrating its centenary in 2010. To mark 100 years of publication of the journal, the editorial board will be organizing a number of publications, conferences and other activities including the following books: James Mayall, ed., and Alex May, ed., .
Routledge-Round Table Studentship
The Routledge-Round Table award was created in celebration of the publisher's continuing association with The Round Table: the Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs, and the journal's connection with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. The Institute and Routledge are delighted to announce that Esther Njenga has been awarded the inaugural Routledge Round Table Commonwealth Studentship Award for 2009.
Commonwealth Links
The Hodson Memorial Prize is an annual award by The Round Table in memory of the journal's late Editor, Harry Hodson. It is awarded for a publishable article, contributed by an undergraduate or graduate of a recognised university in the Commonwealth. The topic may be freely chosen by applicants, but should be of significance to the contemporary Commonwealth. The winning article receives publication in The Round Table in the year in question, accompanied by a financial award.
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High-Level Review
This is the response of The Round Table to the Commonwealth High-Level Review (2002). This submission by The Round Table to the High Level Review reflects the wide-ranging experience and knowledge of the Commonwealth that is represented by the members of The Round Table.