Publications

The EAAS newsletter, American Studies in Europe, was published in a paper version until 1999. Since then, it appears twice a year as an e-journal.
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EAAS Biennial Conference Volumes and Other Publications

Since 1957, a total of 24 conference volumes, monographs, and other collections of articles have been published on behalf of the EAAS.
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European Journal of American Studies

The European Journal of American Studies is the official journal of the European Association for American Studies.
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Other European American Studies Journals

Offical Journals of European American Studies associations and independent journals.
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Book Reviews

Since 2006, reviews of European monographs and essay collections in the field of American Studies appear in the European Journal of American Studies. Please go to http://ejas.revues.org/.

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EAAS-L Distribution List

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

Other Conferences

Separateness and Kinship: Transatlantic Exchanges between New England and Britain 1600–1900

University of Plymouth, England, July 14–17, 2010

International Whitman Week 2010

University of Macerata, Italy, July 14–20, 2010

New Territories in Critical Whiteness Studies

Postgraduate Conference

University of Leeds, August 18–20, 2010

TEXTING OBAMA: Politics/Poetics/Popular Culture

Manchester Metropolitan Univ., England, September 7–10, 2010

European Views of the United States

European Views of the United States is the official book series of the EAAS. franke_cover_small We are proud to announce volume 2 of the series: Astrid Franke, Pursue the Illusion: Problems of Public Poetry in America, 2010 (Rob Kroes Publication Award Winner).

European Journal of American Studies

The European Journal of American Studies is the official journal of EAAS. 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.