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EAAS Networks
American Studies Network

The American Studies Network (ASN) is a group of European centers involved in American Studies. The idea of a network of centers arose during the European Association for American Studies (EAAS) meeting in London in April, 1990. The ASN was founded in November, 1990 in Berlin at a meeting of interested directors of American Studies centers. The initial group of eight members has expanded to include 17 institutions from all over Europe.

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Postgraduate Forum

This page has been established with the specific role of facilitating postgraduate links across Europe. Please see below for information on various postgraduate contacts. Many of them are postgraduate students themselves but some countries are still in the process of choosing a postgraduate representative and therefore faculty may currently be responsible for liaising with their country's postgraduate students.

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The European Study Group of 19th Century American Literature

Meeting Jeffrey Steele: The European Study Group of 19th Century American Literature discusses ‘geographical discontinuities’ in Margaret Fuller’s work.

The European Study Group of 19th Century American Literature last met at the University of Paris X – Nanterre on October 9–10 and was organized by Marie-Claude Perrin-Chenour.

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EAAS-L Distribution List

EAAS-L is a mailing list for American Studies in Europe, moderated by Jaap Verheul, University of Utrecht, on behalf of the European Association for American Studies.

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EAAS Newsletter

American Studies in Europe Newsletter 62

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European Journal of American Studies

The European Journal of American Studies is the official journal of EAAS. It publishes two to three issues each year. It welcomes contributions from Americanists in Europe and elsewhere and aims at making available state-of-the-art research on all aspects of United States culture and society.

Read more at http://ejas.revues.org/.