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Posted: 2022-01-27
Call for Book Submissions: Submit your book proposals on sustainable energy solutions today
AOSIS Scholarly Books invites established and emerging scholars to submit book proposals focused on UNESCO’s Sustainable Development Goals 7 and 9. We're looking for in-depth analysis and practical solutions based on sound research and data. Your proposals will lay the foundation for accomplishing UNESCO's Agenda for Sustainable Development by 2030, creating a more sustainable world. Read more . Download our book proposal form at https://bit.ly/3WHK1sn or email us at books@aosis.co.za to submit your proposal. Let's work together towards a brighter future!
Posted: 2023-06-01
Press Release: New Section in HTS Theological Studies: Open for submissions
We're proud to introduce a new section in HTS Theological Studies with a focus on Cross-Cultural Religious Studies. This section is sub edited by Chen Yuehua, and encourages the submission of theoretical or empirical research papers that explore religious studies through cross-cultural, inter-cultural, and inter-religious domains. Join us by submitting your paper today at hts.org.za . For more info, please visit https://bit.ly/3O4qtw1
Posted: 2023-05-12
Book Release: Read the new book ‘Verskyning en verdwyning van ‘n verligte mens’
The book ‘Verskyning en verdwyning van ‘n verligte mens: ‘n Boeddha in Theravāda perspektief, mistiek vertolk’ translates and interprets Theravāda Pali Suttas dealing with the lives and teaching of Buddhas. This is related to the figure of Jesus according to the Gospels. All religions are suggested to be on the same pilgrimage toward mystical silence. Download the open access PDF: https://bit.ly/3vZjjPR . Author: J.S. (Kobus) Krüger