Druze Studies Journal

The Druze Studies Journal (DSJ) invites submissions for its 2026 issue, seeking original research on Druze history, society, culture, faith, and politics. This open-access, interdisciplinary journal publishes peer-reviewed articles on a rolling basis. For the 2026 issue, DSJ especially encourages contributions on underrepresented areas, including the Druze diaspora, the Druze in Jordan, and contemporary and historical studies of Druze communities in Syria, while welcoming high-quality scholarship from a wide range of disciplines and regional contexts.

For more information and submission: https://journals.ku.edu/druze 

Disciplinary Approaches
DSJ encourages submissions from both discipline-specific and interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary perspectives. Relevant fields include, but are not limited to: History; Religious Studies; Theology; Political Science; Sociology; Anthropology; Linguistics; Literature; Economics; Medicine and Health; Psychology; Philosophy; Geography; Art (Performing and Visual); Law; Education; Journalism; Media Studies; and Communication. Articles that synthesize insights across disciplines to offer integrated perspectives on the Druze past, present, and future are particularly welcome.