This page contains information about the major journals in Austrian Studies
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UK-BASED JOURNALS
Austrian Studies has been relaunched part of the MHRA stable of publications, after its initial run with the Edinburgh University Press
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COMPASS - the postgraduate-run Oxford Austrian + Central European Studies site contains a number of papers and articles (non-peer-reviewed) under this rubric. The pages also contain a compendium of links to resources in academic journalism. Once at the site, click through on the link to 'COMPASS'. [Website]
JOURNALS, USA
Austrian History Yearbook
[Web pages + Issues online] ¦ [Subscriptions]
Austrian Studies Newsletter, University of Minnesota is not strictly speaking a 'journal', but contains bulletins of interest to Austrianists, interviews, working paper titles, and notices about events and happenings in the field
[Web page / archives]
Modern Austrian Literature [Website]
AUSTRIA-BASED JOURNALS
Maske und Kothurn, published by the Böhlau stable, is an international journal of theatre studies
featuring many articles relating to the Austrian theatre in its full political and cultural context.
[Web page]
Nestroyana is co-edited by W. E. Yates (Exeter) and Ulrike Tanzer (Salzburg). Yates writes: '[the journal] publishes articles and book reviews
in German not only on the life and work of Nestroy and on his sources, critical reception and important
influence on later writers but also on the history of the Viennese commercial theatres, their cultural context
– including international links and comparisons – and the wider satirical tradition to the present day.'
Note: articles are peer-reviewed, and contributors are not limited to members of the Internationale Nestroy-Gesellschaft.
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[Contents of most recent issue]
OTHER JOURNALS + RESOURCES
The History Journals Guide: a privately-produced compendium
[Website]
Ingenta is an online collection of academic publications, secured through deals with major publishers. Texts are made available to the user on registration and payment of a fee.
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Jstor describes itself as 'a digital archive of core scholarly journals' that is accessible to academics at affiliated institutions. The site is duplicated on the MIMAS site, a national data centre for UK higher education.
[Jstor page] ¦ [MIMAS site]
Studia Germanica et Austriaca, an e-journal based at the Charles University, Prague [Web page]
ZETOC - Electronic Tables of Journal Contents from the British Library, St. Pancras, London
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