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CFP: 49th Annual Conference of the Australian Association for the Study of Religion: Thinking Religion in Place

CFP: 49th Annual Conference of the Australian Association for the Study of Religion: Thinking Religion in Place

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Australian Association for the Study of Religion (AASR) annual conference will be held November 29 & 30 2024 in Canberra, co-hosted by the Centre for Religion, Ethics, and Society (CRES), St Mark’s National Theological Centre, and United Theological College, at Charles Sturt University’s Canberra Campus.

This conference will consider the theme “Thinking Religion in Place.” We welcome proposals on any topic pertaining to the study of religion, but we are particularly interested in papers that reflect on the significance of place (including the scholar’s own location) to the study of religion. In connection with the relaunch of the Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, we invite scholars to reflect critically both on their place on larger maps, and also on the impact of local and international forces on the phenomena that interest them. *Allpresenters will be required to be members of the AASR by 25 November 2024.** Members of the New Zealand Association for the Study of Religion are exempt from this requirement. Concession fees for the conference and membership registration are available. *

Timeline

For more information please contact us. 

**Panel Presentations – **Due 26 July, 2024.

Would you like to organise a themed panel for the conference? We have a limited number of themed panel slots of 1.5 hours in the program. Panel proposals can be focused on any theme (including method or theory) in the study of religion. For panel proposals we require: an abstract of 250 words describing the theme/focus of the panel, the names of panel presenters, and a title for each talk where relevant.

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**Open Call for Papers – **Due 30 August, 2024

We welcome papers on any topic related to the study of religion for our open sessions. Please submit your proposal using the form below. You will need to provide a title, and an abstract of 150 words.

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