For Prospective Authors
The series welcomes qualitative, quantitative, virtual, as well as mixed ethnographic approaches to the study of religion. The Introduction should be ethnographically centered and should include details of the author’s method. Ethnography must be foregrounded in each of the chapters. The author should look to her/his/their interlocutors as producers of theory and knowledge.The author should seek to make interventions in ethnographic methods as well as the study of religion.
Scheduling an Appointment
If you would like to meet in person to discuss your project, Mark Simpson-Vos and Kristy Nabhan-Warren set-up half-hour appointments every November for the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion. We typically schedule half-hour conversations for Saturday-Monday of the annual meeting. If you are interested in scheduling a meeting, please contact us at our e-mail addresses.
Submissions
If you are interested in submitting an outline and chapter(s) for consideration in the series, please contact Mark Simpson-Vos or Kristy Nabhan-Warren directly:
Mark Simpson-Vos, Editorial Director, The University of North Carolina Press
Kristy Nabhan-Warren, Professor, The University of Iowa
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Tucker J. Gregor, PhD Student, The University of Iowa