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Invitation to Contribute to the First Edition Journal of Contemporary Rituals and Traditions

Dear researchers, academics, and practitioners interested in the study of contemporary rituals and traditions,

We are delighted to invite you to contribute to the first edition of the Journal of Contemporary Rituals and Traditions (JCRT). This journal aims to serve as a platform for interdisciplinary research and critical discussions on the meaning, evolution, and significance of rituals and traditions in the modern world.

We invite research articles, theoretical essays, comparative analyses, and case studies related to various aspects of contemporary rituals and traditions. The journal covers topics such as rites of passage, religious ceremonies, secular rituals, festival traditions, healing practices, commemorative rituals, and artistic expressions.

Special Features of JCRT:

  1. The journal is fully open-access. This means that all published articles can be accessed freely by readers worldwide.

  2. There are no publication fees involved. We are committed to ensuring open and inclusive access to knowledge about contemporary rituals and traditions.

  3. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches. We invite collaborations between anthropology, sociology, religious studies, cultural studies, folklore, and performance studies.

  4. Rigorous review procedures. Each article will be reviewed by relevant experts and editors to ensure scholarly quality and reliability.

  5. The journal provides an opportunity for researchers, academics, and practitioners to share their knowledge with the global community interested in studying contemporary rituals and traditions.

We welcome contributions from various perspectives and approaches, and we encourage inclusivity in the exploration and understanding of contemporary rituals and traditions.

Together, we can enhance the understanding of the meaning and relevance of contemporary rituals and traditions in today's global society.

Thank you for your attention and participation.

Warm regards,