CONTEXTS AND CONSEQUENCES: NEW STUDIES IN RELIGION AND HISTORY

This series will provide a forum for scholarship at the nexus of religion and history in which the contexts and consequences of change are examined.

Monographs in this series will employ innovative methods in the study of religion. Forthcoming titles will explore pivotal historical moments, or propose alternative readings of history.

While maintaining the standards required in scholarly research, works in this series will be accessible, engaging, and suitable for use in the undergraduate classroom.

Proposals should be no more than five pages in length, and must include:

• A three page description of your project, including a statement of your thesis and a narrative explication of the historical/geographical context of your study
• A one page selected bibliography
• A one page preliminary table of contents