About the Journal
The publication of the Swedish Theological Quarterly commenced in 1925 on the initiative of Gustaf Aulén, who between 1913 and 1933 was professor of systematic theology at Lund University. Already in the first issue, the editors expressed that the journal was to supply an orientating overview of current theological research on the one hand and be an organ for contemporary Swedish theology on the other. This tradition lives on through the articles, debates, and reviews that are published in each issue of the journal.
Publication Frequency
The Swedish Theological Quarterly publishes four issues per year.
Subscribe
Do you wish to subscribe to the Swedish Theological Quarterly? Contact the assistant editor-in-chief, Martin Nykvist, at stk.red@ctr.lu.se. State your name and address.
The subscription fee is €30 per year (€20 for students) within Sweden and €40 for the rest of the world.
Peer Review
The Swedish Theological Quarterly is a peer-reviewed journal. Submitted articles are reviewed based on given guidelines by two experts who are not members of the editorial board. To the extent that it is possible, double blind peer review is employed, meaning that the authors and reviewers are anonymous in relation to each other.
Sources of Support
The Swedish Theological Quarterly is supported by:
Samfundet Pro Fide et Christianismo (Kyrkoherde Nils Henrikssons stiftelse)
Olaus Petristiftelsen
Hilda och Håkan Theodor Ohlssons stiftelse
Stiftelsen C L Lindauers fond
