1. Tell us about yourself; your academic background and research interests. I am Dr Claire P. Ayelotan, a scholar of Theology and Religious Studies with training in law. My work sits at the intersection of religion, ethics, and socio-legal analysis, with a focus on belief-linked harm and the ways religious narratives shape social life, moral […]
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“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. […]
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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 […]
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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 […]