XIX. International Conference on Patristic Studies
Oxford
5.-9. August 2024
The International Conference on Patristics Studies meets under the auspices of the Faculty of Theology and Religion, and the Faculty of Classics, of the University of Oxford
AIEP - IAPS
The purpose of the International Association of Patristic Studies (IAPS), founded in 1965, is to promote the study of Christian antiquity, especially the Fathers of the Church. The IAPS proposes, by whatever means are appropriate, to bring into contact and mutual communication qualified persons whose work in one way or another concerns Patristic research, especially those teaching in this field and responsible for orienting and directing research, as well as directors of collections, editions, reviews, encyclopedias and diverse
publications.
The Association also aims to provide precise information on works published, planned or in progress in the field of Christian antiquity, and communicates this information in an annual Bulletin and its website (bibliographic information and contact information). To go
to the AIEP (IAPS) website, please visit: https://www.aiep-iaps.org.
In March 2020, IAPS decided to create a YouTube channel to share and reinforce the role of the Association, by connecting scholars whose work involves research and teaching in the area of Patristic studies. See here the link to the YouTube Channel of the Association
https://youtube.com/@aiep
To go to the AIEP (IAPS) website please click here
PEETERS PUBLISHERS
Peeters is an international publishing house based in Leuven/Louvain, Belgium and established in 1857. It has since published some 4000 titles while each year about 150 new titles and 60 journals appear, both in print and online. Peeters was set up to serve the academic world by printing and publishing books in English, French, German and Dutch. Its major publication list contains books in theology, philosophy, ethics, classical studies, archaeology, history of art, medieval studies, oriental studies, linguistics and literature. Peeters really contributes to the advancement of scholarship using its excellent network of scholarly relations throughout the academic world. Peeters publishes original research as well as bibliographic data, reviews and reference material. It is standard practice for each publication to be supervised by an editorial board which ensures high quality standards, based on independent reports. Throughout its history Peeters has been closely associated with printing and has always been known for its high professional quality and its very broad range of fonts.
Since 1984 (Vol. 15), Peeters is publishing the Conference proceedings in the series Studia Patristica and supports the Conference in this and many other ways.
NAPS
The North American Patristics Society is a scholarly organization dedicated to the study of the history, literature, and theology of ancient Christianity. Founded in 1970, the Society welcomes a diversity of disciplinary and methodological approaches and invites the participation of scholars at all stages of their careers; NAPS boasts a large and active graduate student membership. Among the Society’s major activities are the sponsorship of an annual conference in Chicago, Illinois, and the publication of The Journal of Early Christian Studies. Membership in NAPS includes a subscription to the journal.
