International Journal of Orthodox Theology
International Journal of Orthodox Theology Β· Germany Β· Est. 2010
Aims & Scope
The International Journal of Orthodox Theology (IJOT) is a scientific, peer-reviewed, open-access journal, with the main aim of promoting a high level of scientific Orthodox Theology in interdisciplinary and intercultural contexts. IJOT lends expression to competent voices of orthodox and ecumenical theologians from universities worldwide, promoting an excellent scientific community interested in a dynamic orthodox tradition and culture, open to a constructive ecumenical dialogue β "ut omnes unum sint".
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Frequently asked questions about International Journal of Orthodox Theology
Is International Journal of Orthodox Theology a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of International Journal of Orthodox Theology?
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Is International Journal of Orthodox Theology indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
International Journal of Orthodox Theology is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of International Journal of Orthodox Theology?
The International Journal of Orthodox Theology (IJOT) is a scientific, peer-reviewed, open-access journal, with the main aim of promoting a high level of scientific Orthodox Theology in interdisciplinary and intercultural contexts. IJOT lends expression to competent voices of orthodox and ecumenical theologians from universities worldwide, promoting an excellent scientific community interested in a dynamic orthodox tradition and culture, open to a constructive ecumenical dialogue β "ut omnes unum sint".
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