THE BAHÁ'Í STUDIES REVIEW
A PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR BAHÁ'Í STUDIES
(ENGLISH-SPEAKING EUROPE) Volume 8 1998
Editorial Board
Editors: John Danesh and Seena Fazel
Typesetting and Layout: Chris Manvell
Proof-reading: Will Hanley and Rana Walker
Note to Contributors
Bahá'í scholarship is an endeavour open to everyone. The editors and reviewers of The Bahá'í Studies Review will be looking for the substance, method and spirit of true scholarship. This involves concern for important issues and problems, careful and comprehensive consideration of the facts, logical development of ideas, and moderate yet persuasive presentation of conclusions or interpretations. We welcome contributions on a broad range of subjects. Papers that relate contemporary issues to the principles, history, teachings, and philosophy of the Bahá'í Faith are especially welcome. Short pieces of reflective writing may be submitted as a "Sounding." Obituaries are commissioned items on individuals who have made a significant contribution to Bahá'í studies. We ask that contributors simplify evaluation and publication by closely following the system used in this issue of The Bahá'í Studies Review. Papers should not normally exceed 3,500 words. Manuscripts should be typewritten, and submitted in three copies. Submission implies permission to circulate the manuscript for review purposes. Send materials to:
The Editors, The Bahá'í Studies Review,
The Association for Bahá'í Studies (English-Speaking Europe),
27 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PD, United Kingdom.
or by email to: abs@bahai.org.uk
This periodical is indexed in Religion Index One: Periodicals, Index to Book Reviews in Religion, Religion Index: Ten Year Subset on CD-ROM, ATLA Religion Database on CD-ROM (all published by the American Theological Library Association), and Index Islamicus.
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The views expressed in this journal do not necessarily reflect those of the Association, nor are they authoritative renderings of Bahá'í belief.
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