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CFP: Muslims in the Movies (edited collection)
AAR-SW Friends, Editor Kristian Petersen invites chapter proposals for a forthcoming edited collection titles Muslims in the Movies: A Global Anthology. The volume will be published in the Mizan Series with ILEX Foundation and distributed by Harvard University Press. Abstracts of 300-500 words along with a CV should be submitted to Kristian Petersen at [email protected] by December 15, 2016.…
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CFP: Encyclopedia of Religion and Contemporary Politics
AAR-SW Friends, Editor Jeff Shaw is seeking contributors for the forthcoming encyclopedia of Religion and Contemporary Politics with ABC-CLIO. Interested authors should send a CV to Jeff Shaw at [email protected] for a list of entries.
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CFP: Central Texas Colloquium on Religion
CALL FOR PAPERS Central Texas Colloquium on Religion Research Conference Saturday, February 25, 2017 Seminary of the Southwest, Austin, Texas Do you have research to present? The Central Texas Colloquium on Religion (CTCR) is inviting graduate and advanced undergraduate students in the Central Texas area to present their research at the CTCR Research Conference…
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CFP: End of Days: An Encyclopedia of the Apocalypse in World Religions
AAR-SW Friends, Wendell Johnson (editor) is seeking contributors for the forthcoming ABC-CLIO encyclopedia entitled: End of Days: An Encyclopedia of the Apocalypse in World Religions. 2000 word articles are sought on Hindu , Feminist, and African Apocalyptic and Eschatology. There also may be opportunities to contribute shorter articles. Prospective authors are advised to contact Wendell…
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CFP: The Graduate Journal of Harvard Divinity School
AAR-SW Graduate Student Friends, The Graduate Journal of Harvard Divinity School has issued a Call for Papers for their 2017 volume. GJHDS publishes work from across the humanities and social sciences on the topic of religion. Interested authors are encouraged to visit the journal’s website and should submit their prospective articles by January 10, 2017…
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CFP: 17th Africa Conference (UT Austin)
AAR-SW Friends, The University of Texas at Austin has announced the call for papers for their 17th annual Africa Conference. Among the invited topics for presentation they have listed a number of religion themes and subjects. The theme of this years conference is “Rupturing Colonial Legacies: Colonialisms and Decolonizations in Africa and the African Diaspora.”…
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CFP: Religions Texas: Mapping Diversity
AAR-SW Friends, The University of Texas Department of Religious Studies and the Institute for Diversity and Civic Life would like to invite regional scholars to participate in one of four roundtable discussions to be held at UT Austin on the shifting religious demographics in the state of Texas. These roundtables serve as the first step…
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CFP: Jimmy Carter and the ‘Year of the Evangelicals’ Reconsidered
AAR-SW Friends, The New Hampshire Institute of Politics has announced a Call for Papers for their upcoming conference entitled, “Jimmy Carter and the ‘Year of the Evangelicals’ Reconsidered.” Below are the conference details and the original CFP. Conference: Jimmy Carter and the ‘Year of the Evangelicals’ Reconsidered Date: April 6-8, 2017 Location: Manchester, New Hampshire…
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CFP: Princeton Theological Seminary Graduate Student Conference
AAR-SW Friends, Princeton Theological Seminary has announced the Call for Papers for their annual Graduate Student conference. This year’s theme is the intersection of reconciliation and justice. Paper proposals should be submitted to to [email protected] and [email protected] by December 1, 2016. The conference will be held on February 17 & 18, 2017. Below is the…
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Conference Announcement: “Voices of Israel: Isaiah and Micah”
Attention AAR-SBL Dual Members: A biblical studies conference jointly sponsored by St. Edward’s University and the Katholischen Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt will be held at the St. Edward’s campus in Austin on November 18, 2016. The conference will focus on the books of Isaiah (1-39) and Micah to examine issues in the religious life of ancient Israel…
