About the Journal
The Journal of the Oxford Graduate Theological Society (JOGTS) is a peer-reviewed journal which publishes scholarly articles in the field of theology and religion. As an affiliate of the Faculty of Theology and Religion at the University of Oxford, the scope of the Journal is defined by the breadth of research undertaken by fellows and postgraduate students of the faculty. As such, articles address questions pertinent to the critical study of theology and religion from a variety of disciplines and methodologies, including (but not limited to): biblical criticism, modern systematic theology, philosophy of religion, the study of religions, science and religion, patristic studies, ecclesiastical history, anthropology and sociology of religion.
Each issue divides contributions into two categories:
- Those which respond to the specific theme of the edition.
- Those which come under the general scope of the Journal.
The Journal also publishes critical book reviews, media reviews, and featured articles.
Open Access Policy
The Journal of the Oxford Graduate Theological Society (JOGTS) provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. There is no embargo on publications. JOGTS operates under a diamond open access model and does not charge fees for submission, publication, or access.
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Archiving and Preservation
All scholarly outputs assigned a DOI are archived in the Oxford University Research Archive (ORA) via an automated SHOx system. Full content is also archived in the PKP Preservation Network, with data stored in multiple global locations.
