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A Conversation with Peter Coviello
By Hélène Quanquin and Cécile Roudeau
European Journal of American Studies
Who Has the Right to the Post-Socialist City?
By Kamil Rusiłowicz
European Journal of American Studies
The article opens with a thesis that the post-socialist city is not part of the neoliberal world theorized by David Harvey. By way of comparison, the text discusses Paul Giles’s The Global Remapping of American Literature which is a successful endeavor because the history of American novel is abundant in examples that fit Harvey’s model. Focusing on Mariusz Sieniewicz’s Czwarte niebo, the article analyzes how the post-socialist city remains a repository of the state-controlled past and resists adaptation to the globalized world of flexible accumulation.
- Special Forum: Sweden and America (edited by Dag Blanck and Adam Hjorthén)
- Old Masters’ Madonnas in “New World” Photographs: Lewis Hine’s Photography
- Pearl S. Buck on Asian and American Women
- Transa as Metaphor and Theory on the US–Mexico Border
- “This Land Is Holy!” Intersections of Politics and Spirituality
This website provides scholars with a one-stop shop for the latest research published in American studies journals throughout the world. Organized by the International Initiative of the American Studies Association and funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, this site is the outcome of a collaboration between numerous journal editors around the world.
Canadian Review of American Studies » Call for Papers - Death in the Cityscape
Polish Journal for American Studies » Polish Journal for American Studies
Sun Yat-sen Journal of Humanities » SYSJOH Issue38
Canadian Review of American Studies » Canadian Review of American Studies - Volume 44, Number 3, Fall 2014
aspeers: emerging voices in american studies » aspeers Calls for Papers by American Studies Students at European Universities by 3 November 2013
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