John T. Giordano

Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Giordano teaches in the Graduate Program in Philosophy and Religion at Assumption University of Thailand. He is interested in Comparative Philosophy. He can be reached at: jgiordano@au.edu.

Muhammad Mazoor Malik

Assistant Editor

Dr. Malik teaches in the Graduate Program in Philosophy and Religion at Assumption University of Thailand. He has done extensive work in Religious Studies, Islamic Studies and Ethics. He can be reached at: mmalik@au.edu.

Nath Narada

Assistant Editor

Dr. Narada teaches philosophy in the undergraduate programs at Assumption University of Thailand. He is interested in Hermeneutics and Cultural Studies. He can be reached at: nartnrd@au.edu.

Edward J. Alam

Dr. Alam teaches at Notre Dame University in Lebanon. His research has involved non-western traditions in philosophy. His recent work has been on the intricate relationship between Personalism in Philosophy and Mariology in Theology. He can be reached at: edwardjosephalam@yahoo.com.

Gerhold Becker

Dr Becker has long taught philosophy at Hong Kong Baptist University and at Assumption University of Thailand. His specialty in in the philosophy of religion, German philosophy, ethics and applied ethics. He can be reached at: gkbecker@hkbu.edu.hk.

Thomas Yilun Cai

Dr. Cai teaches courses in dogmatic theology at University of Saint Joseph in Macao. Dr. Cai’s work is broadly engaged with the theology of Thomas Aquinas and the Thomistic school in the 16th and 17th centuries. He can be reached at: thomas.cai@usj.edu.mo.

Mihai-Dan Chițoiu

Dr. Chițoiu teaches philosophy at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, Romania. He is Director of the Institute for Study of Values and Spirituality. His research interests are in Eastern European Spirituality and Philosophy, Intercultural Philosophy, and Comparative Philosophy. He is the editor-inchief of MEΘEXIS Journal of Research in Values and Spirituality. He can be reached at: dan811@yahoo.com.

Preciosa de Joya

Dr. de Joya is currently teaches at the College of Interdisciplinary and Experiential Learning, Singapore University of Social Sciences. Her research interests include Intercultural and Southeast Asian philosophy, Anthropology, and Intellectual History. She can be reached at: pdejoya@gmail.com.

Mikhael Dua

Dr. Dua is an associate professor in philosophy of science at Atma Jaya Catholic University in Indonesia. His research is focused on epistemology, especially on the problem of tacit knowing in scientific pursuit and phenomenology. He is also researching social ethics, trying to find out the meeting point between science and human values. He can be reached at: michael.dua@atmajaya.ac.id.

Manuel B. Dy Jr.

Dr. Dy teaches at Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines. His specialties are in Ethics, Political Philosophy, Phenomenology, Comparative Philosophy and Philosophical Anthropology. He can be reached at: mannydy@ateneo.edu.

Andi Herawati

Dr. Herawati is a senior research fellow at the Center for the Study of the Middle East (CSME), Indiana University Bloomington. Her research interests encompass Islamic humanities, with a focus on the intersections between Islamic thought and culture, particularly in Indonesia. She can be reached at: andihera@iu.edu.

Husain Heriyanto

Dr. Heriyanto is a faculty member of Postgraduate of Islamic Studies at Paramadina University, as well as a senior fellow at the Sadra College of Islamic Philosophy in Jakarta. He specializes in the philosophy of science, religion, environmental philosophy, and history of science in Islamic civilization. He can be reached at: husain_heri@yahoo.com.

Ferry Hidayat

Dr. Hidayat teaches Philosophy at the Hikmah Perennial Institute & STBA Pertiwi Bekasi. His interests include Indonesian Philosophy, Sacred Anthropology, Sacred Art, Arabic Corpus Linguistics, Southeast Asian Philosophy, and Indigenous Philosophy. He can be reached at: hidayatferry01@gmail.com.

Soraj Hongladarom

Dr. Hongladarom has taught philosophy for many years at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand. He is also the president of The Philosophy and Religion Society of Thailand. His recent areas of interest are in applied ethics and philosophy of technology. He can be reached at: shongladarom@gmail.com.

Anthony Le Duc

Dr. Le Duc teaches in the faculty of Moral Theology at Saengtham College. In addition, he is the Executive Director of the Asian Research Center for Religion and Social Communication at St John’s University, Thailand. He is also the editor-in-chief of the journal “Religion and Social Communication.” His research interests and publications primarily deal with the intersection between religion and contemporary issues including ecology, technological development, and migration. He can be reached at: leducsvdarc@gmail.com.

Taro Mochizuki

Dr. Mochizuki has been a professor of philosophy at Osaka University since 1998. He is also a visiting professor at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok. His research includes work on Descartes, Japanese Philosophy and Philosophy of Memory. He has also done extensive work in Practical Philosophy in the South East Asian region. He can be reached at: taromoch@me.com.

Pagorn Singsuriya

Dr. Singsuriya teaches philosophy at Mahidol University in Thailand. His works focuses on Paul Ricoeur’s philosophy and its application to various fields, such as medical ethics, cultural studies, multiculturalism. He is also interested in the relationship of Buddhism and science, and problems connected with religious literacy and spiritual well-being. He can be reached at: pagorn.sin@mahidol.ac.th.

Warayuth Sriwarakuel

Dr. Warayuth is Professor Emeritus in the Graduate Program of Philosophy and Religion at Assumption University, Thailand. He was the former editor-in-chief of our journal. He has done extensive research in the areas of Intercultural Studies, Process Philosophy and Ethics. He can be reached at: warayuthSrw@au.edu.

William Sweet

Dr. Sweet has been the Director of the Centre for Philosophy, Theology and Cultural Traditions at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, Canada. His work has involved intercultural philosophy, the philosophy of law, political philosophy, biomedical ethics, epistemology of religion, and late 19th and early 20th century Anglo-American and French Philosophy. He can be reached at: wsweet@stfx.ca, or wsweet@stu.ca.

Pramaha Somphong Unyo

Dr. Sompong teaches at the College of Buddhist Studies and Peace Studies at Mahachulalongkornrajvidyalaya University in Thailand. His specialties include Buddhist Ethics, Buddhist Philosophy of Science and Global issues in the Philosophy of Religion. He also teaches courses in Ancient, Medieval and Contemporary Western Philosophy. He can be reached at: somphong.uny@mcu.ac.th.

Tran Van Doan

Dr. Tran Van Doan was Full Professor of History of Western Philosophy at National Taiwan University, he is a Senior Research Fellow at the Academia Catholica, Fujen Catholic University, and an Adjunct Professor at the Institut Catholique du Vietnam. He has done extensive work in Comparative Philosophy. He can be reached at: tran@ccms.ntu.edu.tw.

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