Alumnus, Religions and Theology
About
Non-traditional scholar who commits all his time and intellectual and strategic networking resources to commission and publish indigenous, multi-religious, transnational scholarship, in ways that remove colonial impediments, to hear the voices of subalterns, to make the postcolonial studies discipline globally credible.
Founding series editor of Postcolonialism and Religions co-editing with J. Jayakiran Sebastian, published by Palgrave Macmillan. The new series prioritizes indigenous, multireligious and transnational scholars writing postcolonial theologies and theories. We specifically are looking for scholarly contributors without access and voice in indigenous contexts throughout the world. If you have a manuscript proposal send it to: dugganpostcolonialnetworks@gmail.com
The first series volume, Decolonizing the Body of Christ: theology and theory after empire? co-edited by David Joy and Joseph Duggan will be published in summer 2012.
Founder of Postcolonial Networks http://postcolonialnetworks.com
Postcolonial Networks brings scholars, activists, and leaders together with the urgency of a movement to foster decolonizing relationships, innovative scholarship, and social transformation.
Editor with Tim Hutchings of the Journal of Religion, Media and Digital Culture, http://jrmdc.com
Next Postcolonial Networks Meeting Collaboration:
July 9-13, 2013 at ISEDET in Buenos Aires - Celebration of The Legacy of Marcella Althaus-Reid Through Intersections of Postcolonial/Queer Theories/Theologies. Nestor Miguez, the ISEDET scholar overseeing the meeting with Lisa Isherwood - University of Winchester; Mario Aguilar - St. Andrews University and John Hawley - Santa Clara University. Abstracts accepted through June 2012.
