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IPJP site under maintenance

PLEASE NOTE: The IPJP website is currently under maintenance. Apart from the new look, the areas most affected are the journal volumes. We hope to have most of these up and accessible by the end of April 2009.

User Menu

Registered users will be able to change their passwords and registered name via the "User Menu" section that appears on the middle-right of the page after they have signed into the journal.

Login Feature

Please note that the login feature is not intended to be restrictive. Readers are able to access and download articles without needing to be registered. However, if you wish to register as a subscriber (for which there is no charge) in order to be kept informed of journal updates and to leave a reader response on the site, then it will be necessary to register.

Security Process to login

Owing to the enormous amounts of spam (yes, even serious academic journals receive spam and related nuisance messages!), we have had to introduce a security login process to prevent automatic robotic registrations on the journal site.


The Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology
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Welcome to the Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology.

The journal is an initiative of the Phenomenology Research Group based at Edith Cowan University, South West Campus, in Western Australia and Rhodes University in South Africa, where there had been a long-established phenomenological tradition.

The Phenomenology Research Group is a circle of postgraduate scholars who have a range of research interests which cross a broad spectrum of areas including education, health, religion, business, tourism, counselling and psychology.

The unifying force which holds these diverse research interests together is a commitment to phenomenology as a research methodology.

This initiative arose out of a collaborative phenomenological program developed by Dr Robert Schweitzer from Queensland University of Technology and Dr Trish Sherwood of Edith Cowan University, with Professor Christopher Stones (then at Rhodes University) becoming involved shortly thereafter.

Professor Stones is the Editor-in-Chief and is now resident at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 05 May 2009 00:24
 

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Sponsors

The IPJP is sponsored by the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa and Edith Cowan University's Faculty of Regional Professional Studies in Australia.