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Call for articles: EJAS
The editors of the European Journal of American Studies (EJAS) would like to extend an invitation to scholars of the United States to submit articles for consideration to be published in our on-line journal. Read more...
Latest EAAS Board Meeting
Minutes of the EAAS Board Meeting, Izmir 29-30 March 2012 (pdf).
2014 EAAS Conference
The Hague, Netherlands, April 3-6, 2014
Call for proposals (workshops and parallel lectures). In its meeting in Moscow, April 25 to 27, the board of the EAAS established the list of selected workshops and lectures. Coming up soon.
New features on the website
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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.
The website can serve as the regularly renewed
news hub of the Association, and the Newsletter will
no longer duplicate information that can be found
more easily on the EAAS website.
Beginning with issue #65, the website will serve as the regularly renewed news hub of the Association, and the Newsletter will no longer duplicate information that can be found more easily on the EAAS website.
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Since 1957, a total of 26 conference volumes, monographs, and other collections of articles have been published on behalf of the EAAS.
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The European Journal of American Studies is the official journal of the European Association for American Studies.
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Offical Journals of European American Studies associations and independent journals.
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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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This section advertises the book-length publications of scholars affiliated with the EAAS member associations. This will be limited to books written in English, available by on-line international order. Most recent annoucements are listed at the top.
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We are proud to announce volume 4 of the series: Forever Young? The Changing Images of America, eds. Philip Coleman and Stephen Matterson, vol. 4, 2012 (Dublin Conference 2010)
