I’m happy to have been asked to be part of the team at the new Journal of Postcolonial Networks, an outgrowth of the Postcolonial Theology Network. From the journal’s statement of its publishing process:

The Journal of Postcolonial Networks (JPN) has brought together the most senior scholar faculty available for its board of peer reviewers and flexible online technology to enable a new approach to the production of knowledge. Technology has set the pace for a new generation of scholars who want scholarly information as soon as it is available and don’t want to wait for the conventional printed journal issue or quarterly online editions. Our editors and board commit to bring our readers cutting-edge scholarship as soon as it has successfully gone through a thorough review and revision process meeting the highest standards of scholarly excellence.

Check out the journal’s website here.