The Land comes out twice a year. A subscription to the Land costs £22 for 5 issues in the UK, though you are welcome to donate more.
To subscribe, simply click the 'add to cart' button below and you will be guided through the process.
By subscribing to The Land you are not only ensuring that you receive regular, thought-provoking analysis on key issues facing rural communities and society at large, but also supporting us to continue focussing attention back onto the importance of the land.
The Land comes out twice a year. An institutional subscription to the Land costs £54 for 5 issues in the UK, though you are welcome to donate more.
The institutional subscription rate is applicable to universities, funded libraries, and for-profit corporate bodies.
To subscribe, simply click the 'add to cart' button below and you will be guided through the process.
By subscribing to The Land you are not only ensuring that you receive regular, thought-provoking analysis on key issues facing rural communities and society at large, but also supporting us to continue focussing attention back onto the importance of the land.
The Land comes out twice a year. A subscription to the Land costs £42 for 5 issues outside Europe, though you are welcome to donate more.
To subscribe, simply click the 'add to cart' button below and you will be guided through the process.
By subscribing to The Land you are not only ensuring that you receive regular, thought-provoking analysis on key issues facing rural communities and society at large, but also supporting us to continue focussing attention back onto the importance of the land.
The Land comes out twice a year. A subscription to the Land costs £32 for 5 issues in Europe, though you are welcome to donate more.
To subscribe, simply click the 'add to cart' button below and you will be guided through the process.
By subscribing to The Land you are not only ensuring that you receive regular, thought-provoking analysis on key issues facing rural communities and society at large, but also supporting us to continue focussing attention back onto the importance of the land.
