About the Journal

The Journal of Contemporary Rituals and Traditions is a peer-review journal dedicated to the exploration and analysis of contemporary rituals and traditions from diverse cultural, social, and religious contexts. The journal provides a platform for interdisciplinary research and critical discourse on the significance, evolution, and meaning of rituals and traditions in the modern world.

JCRT welcomes contributions from scholars, researchers, and practitioners working in fields such as anthropology, sociology, religious studies, cultural studies, folklore, and performance studies. The journal publishes original research articles, theoretical discussions, comparative analyses, and case studies that shed light on various aspects of contemporary rituals and traditions, including their cultural, social, psychological, and symbolic dimensions.

The scope of JCRT encompasses a wide range of topics, such as rites of passage, religious ceremonies, secular rituals, festival traditions, healing practices, commemorative rituals, and artistic expressions. The journal seeks to promote a nuanced understanding of how rituals and traditions shape individual and collective identities, foster social cohesion, transmit cultural knowledge, and respond to the changing dynamics of the modern world.

JCRT aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among scholars and practitioners interested in the study of rituals and traditions, and to contribute to the development of innovative methodologies and theoretical frameworks in this field. By providing a platform for rigorous academic inquiry, JCReT strives to advance the knowledge and discourse surrounding contemporary rituals and traditions, promoting a deeper appreciation of their significance and relevance in today's globalized society.