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Now featuring special-edition electronic-only articles! (Login, then select "Missiology Online.") Did you know that the April and July 2011 issues included special-feature online-only articles reflecting on the 2010 centennial conferences? View these and other Missiology downloads through our Access Portal. Enjoy unique contributions by Dana Robert, Joseph Kim, Glory Dharmaraj, Scott Sunquist, and Allen Yeh.
Missiology: An International Review is the quarterly journal of the American Society of Missiology. The journal is a forum for the exchange of ideas and research between missiologists and others interested in related subjects. There are approximately 1150 subscribers worldwide. Subscriptions are for either print + electronic versions or the electronic-only version. Current ASM Members and non-member journal subscribers can proceed to access Missiology online via the ASM Client Login page. (Once you have logged in, you will be taken to the Access Portal page. On that page, select the Missiology Online option from the left-hand menu.) To subscribe to the journal or renew your subscription, click here.
Missiology began publication in 1973, continuing in the tradition of its predecessor Practical Anthropology. As one of the premier scholarly journals of mission studies, it is distinctively
- multi-disciplinary - history, theology, anthropology, communication theory, religious encounter, ecumenics, methodology.
- interconfessional - works from Roman Catholic, conciliar, and conservative evangelical spheres.
- practical - not just theoretical reflection, but applied mission science.
Most articles come from unsolicited submissions, which are always welcome. All submissions are peer-reviewed, beginning with the Editor, Rich Starcher. The Associate Editors - Jehu Hanciles, Colleen Mallon, OP, Eloise Meneses, and Jay Moon - review manuscripts that pass to the next stage of review. The Editor then informs the author of a final publication decision. A downloadable Style Guide is provided to aid prospective authors.
A Book Review Style Guide is also available for those who contribute book reviews. To become a book reviewer for Missiology, an individual must fill out the Book Reviewer Information Form and return it to the Editorial Office. Potential reviewers receive quarterly lists of books that are available for review and must notify the Editorial Office if they are interested in applying to contribute a particular book's review. The Book Review Editor, Charles Farhadian, notifies individual reviewers if they have been assigned their requested reviews.
The current issue's Table of Contents can be found here.
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Missiology subscription information can be found here.
Current ASM Members and non-member journal subscribers can access Missiology online via the ASM Client Login page. Once you have logged in, you will be taken to the Access Portal page. On that page, select the Missiology Online option from the left-hand menu. If you follow these steps but do not see a link to Missiology Online, please email our Editorial Office and request to have your account activated.