We are excited to kick off the new year, 2026, by featuring Dr Ayelotan as the AASR Researcher of the Month for the 2026 series. Dr Clare reflects on her research journey and her recently published book, which was launched last year.In her own words, on the impact of AASR on her career:“AASR has been a collegial […]
Read More… from AASR Member Spotlight: Dr Claire P. Ayelotan
“AASR has been instrumental in shaping my scholarly identity. Through its conferences, peer networks, and editorial opportunities, I’ve found a platform to share my work and engage with diverse perspectives”. These are the words of Dr. Madigele, our AASR Researcher of the Month. Read the full interview below. […]
This month, we are pleased to feature B Laboy as the AASR Scholar of the Month, acknowledging their emerging contributions to the field as an early-career scholar. The interview below offers insights into their research and scholarly trajectory. Tell us about yourself, your academic background and research interests. I am B Laboy. I am a […]
Introducing the AASR Researcher of the Month: Fidelis Olokunboro Fidelis Olokunboro hails from Nigeria, where he completed his priestly formation and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Ibadan. His academic journey continued with a second Bachelor’s degree in Theology from the Urban Pontifical University in Rome. Pursuing his passion for religious […]
Read More… from AASR Member Spotlight: Dr. Fidelis Olokunboro
Dr Jeffrey Haynes is emeritus professor of politics at London Metropolitan University, UK. His areas of expertise are religion and international relations, religion and politics, democracy and democratisation. He is co-editor-in-chief of Democratization, a Q1 comparative politics journal published eight times a year by Taylor & Francis and series editor of a book series for […]