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The International Journal of Asian Christianity (IJAC) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the scholarly examination of Christianity in Asia and of Asian Christian diaspora in the West and elsewhere. While other major Asian religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam have received great deal of international scholarly attention, Christianity is relatively neglected as a subject of study. This journal intends to rectify this neglect by providing a multidisciplinary forum for the examination of Asian Christianity from sociological, anthropological, comparative religion, religious studies, theological, historical and similar perspectives and link such studies to emerging trends in the social sciences such as migration studies, identities, minorities, secularization, fundamentalism, development, and the political roles of religion.
In the diverse and plural contexts of Asian societies and cultures, Christianity has embedded itself in complex ways giving rise to historically particular Christian communities with their own locally and regionally prolific variants of myth, tradition and culture as well as specific engagements with altering economic and political realities. This unique journal creates a space previously unavailable to examine these dense and sophisticated linkages of religion and culture both in their rich distinctiveness as well as in a cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspective allowing for broader generalizations and theorizations to emerge.
The journal is open to scholars of all religious persuasions or none undertaking serious work on the historical, anthropological, educational, theological, cultural social and political aspects of Asian Christianity and its role in shaping both the past and present Asian societies. For more information see also the journal's website here.
In the diverse and plural contexts of Asian societies and cultures, Christianity has embedded itself in complex ways giving rise to historically particular Christian communities with their own locally and regionally prolific variants of myth, tradition and culture as well as specific engagements with altering economic and political realities. This unique journal creates a space previously unavailable to examine these dense and sophisticated linkages of religion and culture both in their rich distinctiveness as well as in a cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspective allowing for broader generalizations and theorizations to emerge.
The journal is open to scholars of all religious persuasions or none undertaking serious work on the historical, anthropological, educational, theological, cultural social and political aspects of Asian Christianity and its role in shaping both the past and present Asian societies. For more information see also the journal's website here.
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Editors-in-Chief
James Ponniah, State University of Madras, India
Jude Lal Fernando, Trinity College, Ireland
Associate Editors
Jose Mario Francisco, Ateneo de Manila University, The Philippines
Huang, Po-Ho, Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
Sebastien Peyrouse, George Washington University, USA
Herman Teule, University of Louvain, Belgium
Cindy Yik-yi Chu, Hong Kong Baptist University
Editorial Board
Amy L. Allocco, Elon University, USA
Chad M Bauman, Butler University, USA
Julius Bautista, Kyoto University, Japan
Bernardo E Brown, International Christian University, Japan
Markus Büker, Misereor, Germany
Namrata Chaturvedi, University of Delhi, India
Michel Chambon, University of Singapore
Edmund Kee-Fook Chia, Australian Catholic University, Australia
Liana Chua, Brunel University London, UK
John Robert Clammer, Jindal Global University, India
Francis X. Clooney, Harvard University, USA
Corinne Dempsey, Nazareth College, USA
Nagi Edelby, University of Saint Joseph, Lebanon
Georg Evers, Institute of Missiology, Germany
Brian M. Howell, Wheaton College, USA
Daniel Jeyaraj, Liverpool Hope University, UK
Chammah J. Kaunda, Yonsei University, South Korea
Sebastian Kim, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA
Annie Kunnath, Jamia Millia Islamia, India
Albertus Bagus Laksana, Sanata Dharma University, Indonesia
Archie C. C. Lee, Shandong University, China
Chandra Mallampalli, Boston College, USA
David Mosse, SOAS, University of London, UK
Mark R. Mullins, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Gnana Patrick, State University of Madras, India
Peter C. Phan, Georgetown University, USA
Joel Robbins, University of Cambridge, UK
David E Singh, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, UK
Edward Yihua Xu, Fudan University, China
Advisory Board
Kochurani Abraham, Kottayam, India
Paul Appasamy, Madras School of Economics, India
Michael Amaladoss, Institute of Dialogue with Cultures and Religions, India
Dieter Becker, Augustana Divinity School, Germany
Agnes M. Brazal, De la Salle University Manila, The Philippines
Marshal Fernando, Ecumenical Institute, Sri Lanka
Paul Hwang, Woori Theological Institute, Korea
Yung-Lung, Lee, Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
Lee, Wing-on, Zhengzhou University, China
Gudrun Löwner, United Theological College, India
Shanthini Pillai, National University of Malaysia
Aloysius Pieris, Tulana Research Centre, Sri Lanka
Glenn Shive, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Jonathan Y. Tan, Case Western Reserve University, USA
Edmond Tang, University of Birmingham, UK
Joseph Verheyden, University of Louvain, Belgium
Daniel Yeung, Institute of Sino-Christian Studies, Hong Kong
Editors-in-Chief
James Ponniah, State University of Madras, India
Jude Lal Fernando, Trinity College, Ireland
Associate Editors
Jose Mario Francisco, Ateneo de Manila University, The Philippines
Huang, Po-Ho, Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
Sebastien Peyrouse, George Washington University, USA
Herman Teule, University of Louvain, Belgium
Cindy Yik-yi Chu, Hong Kong Baptist University
Editorial Board
Amy L. Allocco, Elon University, USA
Chad M Bauman, Butler University, USA
Julius Bautista, Kyoto University, Japan
Bernardo E Brown, International Christian University, Japan
Markus Büker, Misereor, Germany
Namrata Chaturvedi, University of Delhi, India
Michel Chambon, University of Singapore
Edmund Kee-Fook Chia, Australian Catholic University, Australia
Liana Chua, Brunel University London, UK
John Robert Clammer, Jindal Global University, India
Francis X. Clooney, Harvard University, USA
Corinne Dempsey, Nazareth College, USA
Nagi Edelby, University of Saint Joseph, Lebanon
Georg Evers, Institute of Missiology, Germany
Brian M. Howell, Wheaton College, USA
Daniel Jeyaraj, Liverpool Hope University, UK
Chammah J. Kaunda, Yonsei University, South Korea
Sebastian Kim, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA
Annie Kunnath, Jamia Millia Islamia, India
Albertus Bagus Laksana, Sanata Dharma University, Indonesia
Archie C. C. Lee, Shandong University, China
Chandra Mallampalli, Boston College, USA
David Mosse, SOAS, University of London, UK
Mark R. Mullins, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Gnana Patrick, State University of Madras, India
Peter C. Phan, Georgetown University, USA
Joel Robbins, University of Cambridge, UK
David E Singh, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, UK
Edward Yihua Xu, Fudan University, China
Advisory Board
Kochurani Abraham, Kottayam, India
Paul Appasamy, Madras School of Economics, India
Michael Amaladoss, Institute of Dialogue with Cultures and Religions, India
Dieter Becker, Augustana Divinity School, Germany
Agnes M. Brazal, De la Salle University Manila, The Philippines
Marshal Fernando, Ecumenical Institute, Sri Lanka
Paul Hwang, Woori Theological Institute, Korea
Yung-Lung, Lee, Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
Lee, Wing-on, Zhengzhou University, China
Gudrun Löwner, United Theological College, India
Shanthini Pillai, National University of Malaysia
Aloysius Pieris, Tulana Research Centre, Sri Lanka
Glenn Shive, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Jonathan Y. Tan, Case Western Reserve University, USA
Edmond Tang, University of Birmingham, UK
Joseph Verheyden, University of Louvain, Belgium
Daniel Yeung, Institute of Sino-Christian Studies, Hong Kong
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International Journal of Asian Christianity
Editors-in-Chief:
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James Ponniah
James Ponniah
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Jude Lal Fernando
Jude Lal Fernando
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The International Journal of Asian Christianity (IJAC) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the scholarly examination of Christianity in Asia and of Asian Christian diaspora in the West and elsewhere. While other major Asian religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam have received great deal of international scholarly attention, Christianity is relatively neglected as a subject of study. This journal intends to rectify this neglect by providing a multidisciplinary forum for the examination of Asian Christianity from sociological, anthropological, comparative religion, religious studies, theological, historical and similar perspectives and link such studies to emerging trends in the social sciences such as migration studies, identities, minorities, secularization, fundamentalism, development, and the political roles of religion.
In the diverse and plural contexts of Asian societies and cultures, Christianity has embedded itself in complex ways giving rise to historically particular Christian communities with their own locally and regionally prolific variants of myth, tradition and culture as well as specific engagements with altering economic and political realities. This unique journal creates a space previously unavailable to examine these dense and sophisticated linkages of religion and culture both in their rich distinctiveness as well as in a cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspective allowing for broader generalizations and theorizations to emerge.
The journal is open to scholars of all religious persuasions or none undertaking serious work on the historical, anthropological, educational, theological, cultural social and political aspects of Asian Christianity and its role in shaping both the past and present Asian societies. For more information see also the journal's website here.
In the diverse and plural contexts of Asian societies and cultures, Christianity has embedded itself in complex ways giving rise to historically particular Christian communities with their own locally and regionally prolific variants of myth, tradition and culture as well as specific engagements with altering economic and political realities. This unique journal creates a space previously unavailable to examine these dense and sophisticated linkages of religion and culture both in their rich distinctiveness as well as in a cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary perspective allowing for broader generalizations and theorizations to emerge.
The journal is open to scholars of all religious persuasions or none undertaking serious work on the historical, anthropological, educational, theological, cultural social and political aspects of Asian Christianity and its role in shaping both the past and present Asian societies. For more information see also the journal's website here.
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