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Publisher: Romanian Assoc. for the History of Religions & Inst. for the History of Religions, Romanian Academy

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Asian Studies. International Journal for Asian Studies

Asian Studies. International Journal for Asian Studies

Studia Asiatica. International Journal for Asian Studies

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Studia Asiatica was founded in 2000, being the first new Romanian journal of Asian studies, after the collapse of Communism (1989). The aims of the founders of the Journal were to walk in the footsteps of the previous generations of Orientalist scholars. Studia Asiatica is a generalist journal, welcoming studies in Asian religious history, culture, folklore and civilisation. Being a forum of international debate, Studia Asiatica is issued in five important languages (English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish). Its contributors come from mainstream academic institutions in Europe, the USA, Asia and elsewhere. Chief Editors Eugen CIURTIN Mihaela TIMUŞ Associate Editors Henk BLEZER (Leiden) Christian BOUY (Paris) Virgil CIOCÂLTAN (Bucharest) Franz GRENET (Paris) Viorel PANAITE (Paris-Bucharest) Andrea PIRAS (Bologna) Rodica POP (Bucharest) Victor SPINEI (Jassy) Anne VERGATI (Paris) Ludovic VIÉVARD (Lyon) Honorary Scientific Board Nalini BALBIR (Paris) Heinz BECHERT (Göttingen) Oscar BOTTO (Torino) Katia BUFFETRILLE (Paris) Anne CHAYET (Paris) Agostino CILARDO (Naples) Vladimir DRIMBA (Bucharest) Hubert DURT (Paris - Kyoto) Hartmut-Ortwin FEISTEL (Berlin) Rupert M. L. GETHIN (Bristol) Philippe GIGNOUX (Paris) Peter GOLDEN (Rutgers) Jean KELLENS (Paris) Per KVÆRNE (Oslo) Jean LECLANT (Paris) Siegfried LIENHARD (Stockholm) Boris OGUIBÉNINE (Strasbourg) Antonio PANAINO (Bologna) Georges-Jean PINAULT (Paris) Irma PIOVANO (Torino) Christiane RECK (Göttingen) Helmut ROTH (Bonn) Klaus RÖHRBORN (Göttingen) David Seyfort RUEGG (London) Vladimir LIŠCÁK (Prague) Michael E. STONE (Jerusalem) Akira YUYAMA (Tokyo

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ARCHAEUS. Studies in the History of Religions

ARCHAEUS. Studies in the History of Religions

ARCHÆVS. Studies in the History of Religions

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

Archaeus was founded in 1997, being the first Romanian journal for the history of religion after the collapse of Communism in 1989. Issued under the academic umbrella of the Centre for the History of Religions (Bucharest), each volume of Archaeus is the result of collaboration between scholars of religion across the world. The editors are strongly committed to welcoming manuscripts submitted by young Romanian scholars interested in the historical, hermeneutical and theological aspects of religion. Being a forum of international debate, Archaeus is issued in five major languages (English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish), including only occasional brief notes or book reviews in Romanian. Archaeus welcomes contributions reflecting the many theoretical stages of the study of religion, provided that they pass the test of scholarly excellence. The editors encourage in particular a comparative and interdisciplinary approach in the history of religions. Chief Editors: Eugen CIURTIN, Gabriela CURSARU, Mihail NEAMŢU, Mihaela TIMUŞ Associate Editors: Giovanni CASADIO (University of Salerno), Daniela DUMBRAVA (Institute for Humanist Studies, Florence), Andrei OIŞTEANU (University of Bucharest), Viorel PANAITE (University of Bucharest), Dan SLUŞANSCHI (University of Bucharest) Honorary Scientific Board Petre ALEXANDRESCU, Institute of Archaeology, Bucharest Douglas ALLEN, University of Maine, Orono Peter ANTES, University of Hannover Alexandru BARNEA, University of Bucharest Gérard CAPDEVILLE, University of Paris Paul CERNOVODEANU, Romanian Academy, Bucharest Giulia Sfameni GASPARRO, University of Messina Moshe IDEL, Hebrew University of Jerusalem François de POLIGNAC, Fellow CNRS- Paris Michael PYE, University of Marburg Mac Linscott RICKETTS, Independence, VA Bryan S. RENNIE, New Wilmington, PA Paul H. STAHL, Institute for South-Eastern Studies, Bucharest Tudor TEOTEOI, University of Bucharest Emilio SUÁREZ DE LA TORRE, University of Valladolid Ion TALOS, University of Cologne Quarterly since 2007

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