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We are pleased to announce the recent publication of Emily Hull's article Beyond the cultural Cold War: 'Encounter' and the post‑war emergence of Anglo‑American conservatism by the Journal of Transatlantic Studies.

The Anglo-American publication Encounter has received relatively little scholarly attention. Where scholarship has engaged with Encounter, it has largely focused on its links to the Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) and the cultural Cold War. In her article, Hull seeks to move beyond these important perspectives, instead framing Encounter’s significance in relation to more recent historiography, which has stressed the importance of considering the journal and its ideas in their own right.

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The (JTS) studies is the official journal of the (TSA). It embraces multiple disciplines to interrogate all aspects of transatlantic relations and regularly publishes in depth themed issues on important topics for the Atlantic region.ÌýTheÌýJTS features high quality peer-reviewed cutting-edge research on all aspects of transatlantic relations and across all time periods. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, the JTS is edited by Professor Alan P Dobson, Swansea University.

Emily Hull is pursuing her PhD studies at the Institute of the Americas, University College London (UCL), under the supervision of Dr. Nick Witham ²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Nadia Hilliard, with the support of .

Links:

(JTS) - website

(TSA) - website

Emily Hull - academic profile

Dr. Nick Witham - academic profile

Dr Nadia Hilliard - academic profile

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Photo of Emily Hull

Cover of the Journal of Transatlantic Studies

Logo of The Wolfson Foundation

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