ASM Monographs





ASM Monographs

The American Society of Missiology publishes a series for distinguished dissertations and other similar scholarly monographs in missiology and in related fields of missiological interest. In its initial years the series was co-published with the University Press of America, and from 2006 onward it is being co-published with Pickwick Publications, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers.

 

The ASM Scholarly Monograph Series makes more widely available quality scholarly work relating to the area of world mission. The Series welcomes submissions of doctoral dissertations completed in the last five years at universities and theological institutions in North America and around the world. Other similar scholarly monographs are also welcome. The manuscripts must be in English.

 

Authors wishing their dissertations or monographs to be considered for the Series must first submit an abstract, table of contents, and a letter explaining the relevance and importance of the study to the ASM Scholarly Monograph Series Editorial Committee Chair, James Krabill. If the topic is deemed of interest and appropriate, the Chair will request three hard (i.e., printed, not electronic) copies of the dissertation, one to each member of the Committee. These will not be returned. Members of the Series Committee, who may request assistance from expert readers on specialized topics, judge the dissertations. Every effort will be made to make a decision on the publication on the dissertation within three months.

 

For further information regarding the Series, contact the Editorial Committee Chair, James Krabill. The following individuals also serve on the committee:

 

  • James R. Krabill, Chair, Adjunct Professor of Missions, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary
  • Paul V. Kollman, Associate Professor of Theology and Executive Director Center for Social Concerns (CSC), University of Notre Dame
  • Bonnie Sue Lewis, Professor of Mission and World Christianity, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary
  • Michael A. Rynkiewich, Professor of Anthropology (retired), Asbury Theological Seminary
  • Roger Schroeder, Professor of Intercultural Studies and Ministry, Catholic Theological Union

 

Readers:

  • Miriam Charter, Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies (retired), Ambrose University, Calgary, Alberta
  • Robert Gallagher, Chair of the Intercultural Studies department and Director of M.A. (Intercultural Studies), Wheaton College Graduate School
  • Margaret E. Guider, OSF, Associate Professor of Missiology, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
  • Evelyne Riesacher, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies and Intercultural Relations, Fuller Theological Seminary

 

ASM SCHOLARLY MONOGRAPHS SERIES (Wipf & Stock, 2007-2017)

 

 

EARLIER PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASM SCHOLARLY MONOGRAPH SERIES [formerly ASM Dissertation Series]:

 

  • J. Nelson Jennings. Theology in Japan: Takakura Tokutaro (1885-1934). 2005. Click here to purchase.
  • Ross Langmead. The Word Made Flesh: Towards an Incarnational Missiology. 2004. Clickhere to purchase.
  • George F. Pickens. African Christian God-Talk: Matthew Ajuoga's Johera Narrative. 2004. Click here to purchase.
  • Kevin Xiyi Yao. The Fundamentalist Movement among Protestant Missionaries in China, 1920-1937. 2003. Click here to purchase.
  • A. Sue Russell. Conversion, Identity, and Power: The Impact of Christianity on Power Relationships and Social Exchanges. 1999. Click here to purchase.
  • Michael Parker. The Kingdom of Character: The Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, 1886-1926. 1998. Click here to purchase.
  • Douglas James Hayward. Vernacular Christianity Among the Mulia Dani: An Ethnography of Religious Belief Among the Western Dani of Irian Jaya, Indonesia. 1997. Click here to purchase.