Druze Studies Journal (DSJ) is a peer-reviewed open-access interdisciplinary journal that aims to advance scholarly understanding of the Druze communities, including their history, society, and faith.
The journal provides a platform for exchanging knowledge, scholarship, and ideas among scholars who produce scholarship focusing on the Druze. The journal aims to increase scholarly publications on the Druze, specifically comparative projects between communities in various countries, including diasporic communities. The journal publishes discipline-specific research projects and interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research on the Druze that analyzes and synthesizes links between disciplines into a coordinated and coherent whole to explain the Druze’s history, present, and future.
The journal is published in English. Scholars can also choose to publish an Arabic version of their accepted articles.
The Druze Studies Journal welcomes two new Associate Editors, Said Abou Zaki and Charles H. Johnson, who will lead key initiatives to enhance scholarly engagement and strengthen DSJ’s mission.
Read more about DSJ Appoints Two New Associate Editors to Advance Druze ScholarshipThe Druze Studies Journal has a sister website for the Druze Studies Project. It features past and upcoming conferences, Reading Druze Studies Books, the Druze Studies Reference Portal, and more news and announcements. https://druze.ku.edu/
