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Alison Jones, the publisher of The Statesman's Yearbook, is quite justified in claiming “There are only a handful of reference books that enjoy the same levels of recognition and respect as The Statesman's Yearbook. For nearly a century and a half not only statesmen but scholars, students, journalists, business people and the general public have trusted it for accurate, objective information on political, economic and social affairs in every country of the world” (Preface).

First published in 1864, this vade‐mecum on world affairs will be a familiar sight on the quick reference shelves or enquiry desk. But it...

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