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- Editor(s):
- Bruce Kaye, University of New South Wales
- Editorial Board Details.
“I am delighted to commend the Journal of Anglican Studies as an important initiative in building conversation and understanding throughout the Communion." Archbishop Rowan Williams
Journal of Anglican Studies provides a serious scholarly conversation on all aspects of Anglicanism. It embraces history, theology, worship, ethics, scripture, canon law, aesthetics and education. Anglicans live enmeshed in many different cultural contexts. How their faith is expressed in the particular and how it is shared across the globe is a fundamental issue in this tradition. With its international reach, Journal of Anglican Studies is able to focus on this question and by doing so offers a distinctive and unique contribution to our understanding of Anglicanism today.
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BOOK REVIEWS - NEW DETAILS
Please note that the Journal of Anglican Studies has a new Review Editor Revd Professor Mark D. Chapman, Oxford
Publishers wishing to have books reviewed should first contact the Review Editor at Mark.Chapman@Ripon-Cuddesdon.ac.uk
Published in Association with the Journal of Anglican Studies Trust
- ISSN: 1740-3553
- EISSN: 1745-5278
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Issue 01 | May 2009 | pp 1 - 126 | |
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Lambeth 2008 |
Nov 2009 | pp 127 - 252 | ||
