Call for Papers:

Asian Journal of Religion and Society (AJRS)

You are invited to submit a paper for possible inclusion in the Asian Journal of Religion and Society issued by the Korean Association for the Sociology of Religion (KASR). This issue aims to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners to present new research
and developments in the area of the Sociology of Religion. Areas of interest for this journal issue include, but are not limited to, the following topics: the conflict and reconciliation between different religions, cooperation and competition, current social issues and religion etc. We welcome papers on any related topics.

Authors of accepted papers may be invited to present their work at upcoming conferences held by the Korean Association for the Sociology of Religion. In addition, the papers will be published in the 2016 summer issue of the Asian Journal of Religion and Society, and on the KASR website. Both KASR members and non-members are invited to submit papers.

Deadline for Submissions

Timely submission of the papers is critical to the success of the publication. The procedures and timetable below will apply.

Authors should submit their papers by 2016, March 31. The paper should include a title, name of author,
the text, references etc.(*refer to the KASR website for additional guidelines) Authors must include their contact information, and manuscripts should be submitted via e-mail to the Korean Association for the Sociology of Religion at ‘kasr_org@naver.com’ Please put 'AJRS submission' in the title.

Notification of Results

Decision results will be notified in the terms stated in the ‘Article 6 (Decision/Notification)’ of the Regulations
for Review and Publication of the AJRS(http://www.kasr.kr/).

Acceptance Criteria

Manuscripts will be sorted by the following criteria.

1. Originality of ideas

2. Clarity of presentation

3. Thorough review of literature

Submission Guidelines

Papers must follow the guidelines in the Journal Format of the AJRS on the KASR website. Additional guidance concerning the Editorial Board , and Research Ethics is also available on the KASR website.

We look forward to receiving manuscripts in response to the call, and will be happy to respond to inquiries from interested parties. Questions may be addressed to the KASR e-mail kasr_org@naver.com. Your participation in this effort to produce new papers will contribute to the
written body of knowledge in the area of the Sociology of Religion. Thank you.