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Category: Field Mapping

Presentation: State of the Field Scientific Study of Religion in Bibliometric Perspective

July 22, 2020 Nicole Smith Field Mapping, Presentations

Executive Director, Dr. Wesley J. Wildman Keynote Address to the International Association for the Cognitive Science of Religion, August 12,[…]

Presentation: Using Bibliometrics to Understand the Past 25 Years of CSR

December 3, 2018 Administrator Field Mapping, Presentations

PhD. Candidate John Balch American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Denver, CO November 17-20, 2018 The American Academy of Religion[…]

Finding the Top Authors in the Scientific Study of Religion

June 12, 2018 Administrator Field Mapping, Research Reports

Who are the most important living scholars studying religion today? The responses will vary widely, depending on how we measure[…]

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