The Commonwealth Secretariat’s publications are a key part of the organisation’s mission to work as a trusted partner for all Commonwealth people as a force for peace, democracy, equality, and good governance; a catalyst for global consensus-building; and a source of assistance for sustainable development and poverty eradication.
01 July 2005
Gender Equality
01 June 2005
Beyond EU Sugar Reform
01 June 2005
The Prosecution of International Crimes
01 December 2004
EC-US Bilateral on Wine
01 October 2004
Chains of Fortune
01 October 2004
Gender and Human Rights in the Commonwealth
01 October 2004
Small States in Transition
01 August 2004
The WTO Telefonos de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. (Telmex) Case
01 August 2004
UNCTAD XI
About Commonwealth publications
The Commonwealth Secretariat publishes authoritative, evidence-based research and knowledge products for policymakers, academics, professionals and wider publics across the world. Our publications cover all aspects of the Commonwealth’s areas of work, focus and expertise, including small and developing states; environment and climate change; democracy, law and government; and social issues concerning young people, gender, health and education.
The vast majority of our publications are fully open-access, and this page hosts our searchable publishing archive covering 1969 to the present. (The standalone Commonwealth iLibrary, which hosts Commonwealth Secretariat publications from 1969–2023, is in the process of being decommissioned as of June 2026.)
Printed copies of selected major Commonwealth Secretariat titles are also available to purchase from our distributor, Mare Nostrum Group – see below for full details.
You can also consult our library and archive catalogue to find books and historical documents by and about the Commonwealth.
Book distributors and stockists
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