A theology of place I have begun developing a theology that shows how the ideas of place and locality are a unique and indispensable means for understanding religious concepts and practices and, more broadly, human identity and experience. Metaphilosophy Following my recent book, The End of Philosophy of Religion, I am now taking another look at the analytic/Continental divide, but this time focusing on the question of philosophical style. Radical Orthodoxy and Eastern Orthodoxy I aim to undertake an in-depth examination of the Radical Orthodox movement from the perspective of the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition. History of Western Philosophy of Religion (co-edited with Graham Oppy) This five-volume work, due to be published by Acumen in 2009, consists of over 100 chapters contributed by an international cast of leading scholars. The chapters have been chosen to reflect the breadth of perspectives in the history of Western philosophy of religion. In addition to entries on major philosophers and schools, thinkers whose work has greatly influenced the philosophy of religion - notably Darwin, Marx and Freud - are also included. History of Australasian philosophy (in collaboration with Professor Graham Oppy, Dr. Fiona Leigh, Dr. Lynda Burns, and Steve Gardner) This project, funded primarily by the Australian Research Council, seeks to provide an account of the key developments, philosophers and schools of thought in the history of Australasian philosophy. In addition, the project aims to introduce the wider community to the past and current achievements of Australasian philosophy by conducting and then publishing a series of public lectures and interviews with leading philosophers from Australia and New Zealand. From Dusk to Dawn This will be my fourth collection of poetry and prose. Greek-Australian Poetry: Generation Next This will be an anthology of poetry from second and third generation Greek-Australians, the first such anthology of its kind. The plan at this stage is to include about thirty poets, and give each the opportunity to include 10-20 of their best or most representative work.