ICSA Periodicals

ICSA Today

Four-color, 24-48 page magazine (3 issues/year) aimed at the ICSA community. Includes practical articles, opinion essays, press summaries concerning cultic groups around the world, personal accounts, poetry and fiction, art, profiles on experts, announcements, news on new books, articles, Websites, and ICSA member activities. ICSA members receive ICSA Today.

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ICSA Today editorial board

Arthur  Buchman, ICSA Today's News Correspondent for Scandinavia - view

Cristina  Caparesi, ICSA Today's News Co-Correspondent for Italy - view

Raffaella  Di Marzio, ICSA Today’s News Co-Correspondent for Italy - view

Linda  Dubrow-Marshall, ICSA Today's Research Co-Editor - view

Roderick  Dubrow-Marshall, IJCS Co-Editor, ICSA Today Research Co-Editor, Chair of ICSA’s Research Committee - view

William  Goldberg, ICSA Today’s Mental Health Columnist. - view

Friedrich  Griess,   - view

Gillie  Jenkinson, ICSA Today’s Mental Health Ed - view

Joseph  Kelly, ICSA Today’s News Editor - view

Lois  Kendall, ICSA Today's Membership Editor - view

Michael  Langone, ICSA Today's Editor-in-Chief - view

Piotr Tomasz  Nowakowski, ICSA Today’s News Correspondent for Eastern Europe - view

Mary   O'Connell,   - view

Diana  Pletts, ICSA Today's Arts Editor - view

Helen  Pomery, ICSA Today’s News Correspondent for Australia - view

Luis  Santamaria, Luis Santamaria is ICSA Today’s News Co-Correspondent for Spain and Latin America - view

Ann  Stamler, ICSA Today’s Ex-Member Editor - view

Lois  Svoboda, ICSA Today’s Family Editor. - view

Erika  Toren, ICSA Today’s News Co-Correspondent for Spain and Latin America - view

 

International Journal of Cultic Studies 

The International Journal of Cultic Studies (IJCS) is a refereed annual journal that publishes scholarly research on cultic phenomena across a range of disciplines and professions with a view of making research results available to researchers, practitioners, and policy makers across the world. IJCS seeks to advance the understanding of cultic phenomena in their relationship to individuals, families, and society, notably in their psychological, social, legal, educational, religious, and cultural dimensions. ICSA members receive IJCS. Library subscribers: Contact ICSA.

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International Journal of Cultic Studies Co-Editors

Table of Contents Vol. 01, No. 01, 2010

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