The QSRA exists to further all aspects of the study of Quaker history, Quakers and Quaker activity. It supports the highest academic research standards and publishes an academically refereed journal, Quaker Studies, which is distributed to subscribed members.

As part of this commitment to Quaker research this web site has been established. It is a research resource for QSRA members.
Details for obtaining QSRA membership can be found by selecting the How to Join link to the left. Once subscribed you can apply for web site access which will enable you to enter the members only QSRAonline Discussion Forum and Information sources.

Fuller details of the contents of QSRAonline can be found at links to the left.

The official academic publication of the Quaker Studies Research Association is the journal Quaker Studies

It is an academically refereed journal which is distributed to members of the QSRA and other interested parties such as libraries etc.

Quaker Studies is the only refereed journal covering all aspects of Quaker studies. It is multi-disciplinary and articles submitted typically cover the subject areas of aesthetics, anthropology, architecture, art, cultural studies, history, literature, peace studies, philosophy, research methodology, sociology, theology and women's studies. Quaker Studies is published twice per year, in March and September.

The Editor
Ben Pink Dandelion
Centre for Postgraduate Quaker Studies
Woodbrooke
1046 Bristol Road
Birmingham B29 6LJ
England

Reviews Editor,
Betty Hagglund
c/o Ben Pink Dandelion at the above address

Research Register 2005 available to members via QSRAOnline