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Introducing the Association


The The Austrian Studies Association (formerly the Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association, MALCA) continues traditions started in 1961, as the only North American association devoted to scholarship on all aspects of Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, and Habsburg territory cultural life and history from the eighteenth century until today. (more . . . )

The association's journal, the Journal of Austrian Studies, under the editorship of Todd Herzog (U of Cincinnati) and Hilary Hope Herzog (U of Kentucky), is the successor to Modern Austrian Literature. (more . . . )



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NEWS
  • ELECTION : Nominations are requested for two at-large board positions. Nominations may be made to Robert Dassanowsky president of the association.

  • NEW: The 2014 Conference will be hosted by the University of Texas at Austin.
    Conference Topic:
    "1914: Preludes and Echoes / Auftakt und Widerhall." 6-9 February 2014
    Download the CFP here (MS-Word doc).
  • The 2015 Conference is scheduled for the University of Michigan, Dearborn.

  • Editors for the Journal of Austrian Studies : Todd Herzog (U of Cincinnati) and Hilary Hope Herzog (U of Kentucky) have been the editors of the Association's journal, with issues starting in 2012, following up on the great work done by prior editor Craig Decker.

    Contact the editors at journalofaustrianstudies@gmail.com; contact Joseph Moser, the continuning book review editor, at josephwmoser@gmail.com



  • NOTE: To join the Austrian Studies Association, subscribe to its journal; use the MEMBERSHIP link above to contact the U of Nebraska Press, which is taking our subscriptions.


Memories
  • 2013 Conference: webpage at the U of Waterloo, Canada
  • 2012 Conference Pictures, taken by Sophia Clark, UCLB Conference.
  • FYI: The association constitution,may be downloaded here.





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