We welcome four new members to the journal editorial team.
Seth Gaiters and Aseel Najib are convening a virtual dissertation writing group for students working in political theology “in a broad sense, whether their disciplinary background is history, religious studies, anthropology, area studies, or some other field”…
Please join us in congratulating and welcoming this excellent cohort of scholars to the Political Theology Network.
Stuck at home? Join the PTN for a series of virtual workshops on supersessionism, sexuality, surveillance, and more.
The PTN seeks to hire a managing editor to organize people and content across the network.
The conference will foster interdisciplinary conversations about ethics and economics, giving special attention to the place of religion and theology in ethical engagement with economics, markets, money, and finance
With the Centre for Theology and Public Issues in the School of Divinity, the Institute offers the CTPI Duncan Forrester Fellowship for early-career researchers working in public theology, especially in relation to areas such as peacebuilding and the arts, politics and migration, environmental ethics, and law and justice.
For the sixth year in a row, we are hosting a party in conjunction with the American Academy of Religion meeting.
The Political Theology Network invites applications from early-career scholars for its 2020-2021 Emerging Scholars in Political Theology program.
CIRIS invites papers and panel proposals in three categories: ‘Belief and belonging’, ‘Protestantism, neo-Babylonianism and democratic politics’, and ‘Responsibility of churches’.