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If you are a member, please log in to review past issues of IBCSR Research Review.

IBCSR members have access to the entire history of IBCSR Research Review issues as well as a searchable database of publications in the scientific study of religion. The database is a one-stop solution to finding what has been published in the biocultural study of religion and in spirituality and health research, with no extraneous results to sift through on your way to locating the information you seek. The IBCSR Research Review Database contains all entries from all issues of the IBCSR Research Review as well as articles from previous years back to the middle of the nineteenth century, and is expanding all the time. IBCSR members enjoy other benefits, too. Join IBCSR today using the link on this page and on the IBCSR home page.

Click here to review a sample issue of IBCSR Research Review.

IBCSR Research Review Issues

If you are a member, please log in to review past issues of IBCSR Research Review.

IBCSR members have access to the entire history of IBCSR Research Review issues as well as a searchable database of publications in the scientific study of religion. The database is a one-stop solution to finding what has been published in the biocultural study of religion and in spirituality and health research, with no extraneous results to sift through on your way to locating the information you seek. The IBCSR Research Review Database contains all entries from all issues of the IBCSR Research Review as well as articles from previous years back to the middle of the nineteenth century, and is expanding all the time. IBCSR members enjoy other benefits, too. Join IBCSR today using the link on this page and on the IBCSR home page.

Click here to review a sample issue of IBCSR Research Review.

Click here to review past issues of IBCSR Research Review.

About IBCSR Research Review

"Getting the IBCSR Research Review is like having Christmas every month. As soon as I receive this little PDF gift package in my email in-box, I stop whatever I am working on and electronically tear it open — and immediately begin downloading or ordering articles relevant for my current research projects. Thank you IBCSR!"

F. LeRon Shults, University of Adger, Norway

Introduction

The IBCSR Research Review offers a survey of recently published scientific research related to religion, brain, and behavior. You can register to receive free email editions of the IBCSR Research Review using the registration box on this page or on the IBCSR home page. Online versions will be available below, several months after they are published.

IBCSR members have access to the entire history of IBCSR Research Review issues as well as a searchable database of publications in the scientific study of religion. The database is a one-stop solution to finding what has been published in the biocultural study of religion and in spirituality and health research, with no extraneous results to sift through on your way to locating the information you seek. The IBCSR Research Review Database contains all entries from all issues of the IBCSR Research Review as well as articles from previous years back to the middle of the nineteenth century, and is expanding all the time. IBCSR members enjoy other benefits, too. Join IBCSR today using the link on this page and on the IBCSR home page.

Click here to review a sample issue of IBCSR Research Review.

Praise for IBCSR Research Review

It is an exciting time for evolutionary studies of religion as innovative projects are undertaken and new findings emerge across many fields of study. Keeping abreast of the accumulating interdisciplinary research presents an increasingly formidable challenge. That challenge is made much more manageable by the IBCSR Research Review. The Research Review not only affords a comprehensive overview of relevant publications across disparate fields; it also provides concise, succinct synopses of these publications -- excellent tool for keeping up with a rapidly burgeoning literature. (Candace Alcorta, Research Scientist, Department of Anthropology, University of Connecticut)

"I'm so grateful to hear from you and your organization. What a wonderful navigation system for the world of science/spirit integration." (Linda K. Larkey, Professor, Scottsdale Healthcare Chair of Biobehavioral Oncology, Research College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Arizona State University)

"I wanted to tell you I really appreciate IBCSR Research Review. The reviews are very well done and I enjoy them. I plan to make a deeper analysis as I prepare some materials for a speech I have been invited to give. The reviews will be very helpful." (Katherine Verdolini Abbott, Professor, Communication Science and Disorders, University of Pittsburgh)

"This is an incredible resource for professional health care chaplains who want to stay current with the latest scientific research on spirituality and health. I've recommended it to all my colleagues and students!" (David W. Fleenor, Manager and Clinical Pastoral Educator, Pastoral Care Services at NYU Langone Medical Center, a partner institution of HealthCare Chaplaincy)

"I am very happy to be a subscriber to the IBCSR Research Review. It offers me detailed referencing information, keeps me updated on current research, and saves me many hours of searching. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in research on religion." (Dimitris Xygalatas, Director, LEVYNA Laboratory for the Experimental Research of Religion; Department for the Study of Religion, Masaryk University; and Department of Culture and Society, Aarhus University; Managing Editor, Journal for the Cognitive Science of Religion)

"I have appreciated all the work that has gone into researching and publishing the IRR abstracts. After retirement, I kept pursuing my interest in the evolutionary origins of religion. I go to your newsletter first every month to keep up with what is being published." (James W. Dow, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, Oakland University)

Access the Database

The IBCSR Research Review Database is hosted with Zotero. Zotero is a free, open-source citation management program created by George Mason University (with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences, and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation). It works like this: When you become a member of IBCSR, you'll receieve an email inviting you to join the Zotero group. Joining the group gives you instant access to many thousands of references, abstracts, and outgoing links. When your IBCSR membership expires, your access to the database also ends – until you renew! If you lose the original invitation to join the group, don't worry: just email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for a new invitation.

Here's how IBCSR members can access the Research Review Database.

First, create an account with Zotero.org so that you can access Zotero groups.

Next, download the Zotero application (conveniently available as a plugin for Firefox or as a standalone program).

Then respond to the email invitation from IBCSR – and join the group for the IBCSR Research Review Database!

After you accept the invitation to join, you'll be able to view items from the highly intuitive database by clicking on the Group's name in your account window, and then on Group Library link. You can also create a version of the database on your local machine, which you can edit, download, use to create bibliographies, and so on. Zotero is simple to use, but if needed you can get basic information from the Support and Documentation option in the Zotero application.

To search the IBCSR Research Review Database, click here for tips.

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