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Announcing the CAS Spring 2019 Public Events Calendar!

CFP: Konrad Jarausch Essay Prize for Advanced Graduate Students in Central European History

New CAS Undergraduate Journal -- NOW LIVE!

Austrian Studies Newsmagazine: New ASN Hot Off the Presses!

Congratulations to Dr. Kiley M Kost

CFP: Nineteenth Annual Czech & Slovak Studies Workshop

New Book by ASN Editor Igor Tchoukarine

New Book Announcement: Menschen und ihre Biografien: Mitteleuropäische Lebenswege im Brennpunkt

2019-2020 Austrian Doctoral Research Fellowship -- application deadline Feb 1

Apply now: Performativity and Creativity in Modern Cultures

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March 26, 2019

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