Guest Editors' Editorial

Elisabeth Krieber, Christian Stenico, C. Straub, Roberta Hofer
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In lieu of an abstract, this is the first paragraph of the contribution: This third issue of the Journal of the Austrian Association for American Studies (JAAAS) is a special issue in more ways than one. The idea at its core was to highlight contributions by emerging scholars in American studies at Austrian universities, compiled and arranged by a team of guest editors who are members of Austria’s Young Americanists (AYA)—the graduate network affiliated with the Austrian Association for American Studies (AAAS). Beyond that, the journal itself is likewise young—at the time we began our work, it had just been founded and was still in its conceptual stages. As such, the editing process presented a number of unique challenges in the ambitious process of putting together a special issue. While most jobs in academia are tenuous, with 78% of all scientific jobs at universities being limited term,1 coordinating long-term projects presents an exciting but sometimes unpredictable endeavor, especially at the early career level. This is reflected in both the composition of the issue’s editorial team, as well as the remarkable flexibility demonstrated by all contributors throughout the process.
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代替摘要,这是贡献的第一段:奥地利美国研究协会(JAAAS)杂志的第三期在很多方面都是一个特殊的问题。其核心思想是突出奥地利大学中新兴美国研究学者的贡献,由奥地利青年美国学者(AYA)的一组客座编辑编辑和整理,这是奥地利美国研究协会(AAAS)下属的研究生网络。除此之外,该杂志本身也很年轻——在我们开始工作的时候,它刚刚成立,还处于概念阶段。因此,编辑过程中提出了一些独特的挑战,在雄心勃勃的过程中,把一个特别问题。虽然学术界的大多数工作都很脆弱,大学里78%的科学工作都是有期限的,1协调长期项目是一项令人兴奋但有时难以预测的努力,尤其是在职业生涯的早期阶段。这既反映在本期编辑团队的组成上,也反映在所有撰稿人在整个过程中表现出的非凡灵活性上。
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