The Cahiers de la Revue Biblique
Published since 1964, the Cahiers de la Revue Biblique – the secondary series of the École – welcome works on more limited subjects that nonetheless go beyond the usual scope of a journal article. Since 1982, the series has been open to submissions in the more common European languages.
Since their creation, the two series – the Cahiers de la Revue Biblique (CRB, founded in 1964, volumes of 80 to 220 pages), with their Series Archaeologica, and the Études Bibliques (EtB, founded in 1900, volumes of 200 to 500 pages) – have reflected the breadth of exegetical debate, covering themes from the whole of biblical literature and its related disciplines, insofar as they relate to the chosen biblical theme. Particular importance is given to source research.
Since 2017, the CRB Series Archaeologica has published specialised works on archaeological subjects.
The most recent issues (2016-2022)
The latest publications of our series can be found on our Publications page.
For authors
If you would like to publish your work in one of the series, please contact the Series Editor, Martin Staszak.
1Manuscripts submitted for publication are forwarded to the editorial board.
The members of the board are:
2The criteria for acceptance are:
- The relevance of the topic within the scientific discussion. The topic must be sufficiently specific: introductions or topics that are too general cannot be considered.
- The quality and breadth of the scientific argumentation, consideration of the respective state of discussion within and outside theological debate, including counter-positions, respect for the opinions of others, regardless of one’s own convictions, and the achievement of a result that makes a significant contribution to the discussion.
- The comprehensible and concise presentation of the topic and one’s own scientific argumentation; this must not be exclusively limited to a particular school or use terminology that only insiders understand, even in the professional world.
- The formal presentation of the work according to standard practices (e.g. through indexes).
- The series, especially the Études Bibliques, also want to promote young scholars and publish their qualifying works. Only above-average works are considered for this.
- The series are designed to be international and publish in the five languages agreed with the publisher (French, English, German, Italian, Spanish).
3If necessary, the respective representatives may, after consultation with the series editor, ask other experts for their opinion.