Religion and Social Communication
Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication, St John's University · Thailand
Aims & Scope
Religion and Social Communication is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of the Asian Research Center for Religion and Sociation Communication, St. John’s University, Thailand. It publishes original articles from diverse methodological and disciplinary perspectives, focusing on religion and social communication within the Asian context and beyond. The journal’s key objectives are to: (1) Facilitate and support research on topics related to religion and social communication in Asia and globally; (2) Promote publications in the fields of religion and social communication; and (3) Provide a platform for public dialogue, interreligious exchange, and academic collaboration in these areas.
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Religion and Social Communication is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Religion and Social Communication?
Religion and Social Communication is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of the Asian Research Center for Religion and Sociation Communication, St. John’s University, Thailand. It publishes original articles from diverse methodological and disciplinary perspectives, focusing on religion and social communication within the Asian context and beyond. The journal’s key objectives are to: (1) Facilitate and support research on topics related to religion and social communication in Asia and globally; (2) Promote publications in the fields of religion and social communication; and (3) Provide a
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