Activities

History Club

The University of New England History Club is a student-led group dedicated to the enjoyment of exploring the past. Each year, the club takes field trips, sponsors lectures, and engages in a variety of other activities. Eric serves as co-advisor of the group. Drop him a note if you have questions or suggestions.

History Club field trip to Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA, October 2008

Web Work

The Nationalism Project (http://nationalismproject.org)

The Nationalism Project is one of the most widely used nationalism studies resources on the Internet and provides users with a clearinghouse of scholarly nationalism information including: leading definitions of nationalism, book reviews, web links, subject bibliographies, a bibliography of more than 2,000 journal articles, and much more.

H-Nationalism (http://www.h-net.org/~national/)

H-Nationalism is a forum for conversation across academic and national frontiers open to all those with an interest in nationalism wherever and whenever it exists. H-Nationalism encompasses matters involving theory, methodology, history, and case studies of nationalism, nation formation, national identity, and related topics.

Service Work

Reviews Editor, Journal of Tourism History

The Journal of Tourism History provides an international outlet for the publication of articles and reviews covering every aspect of the history of tourism. It is interdisciplinary in ethos, looking outwards from a historical core to engage with the full range of cognate disciplines and theoretical approaches, and welcomes overviews and comparative as well as contextualised case-studies, covering all areas of the world and all approaches to historical study. It has an international editorial board, based on the executive committee of the ICHTT, and an advisory board providing access to global expertise in the field. The Journal of Tourism History is edited by Professor John K. Walton, one of the pioneers of the field.

If you would like to serve as a book reviewer for or you are an author/publisher interested in having your worked reviewed in the Journal of Tourism History please contact Eric at ezuelow@une.edu.

Board of Advisors, Association for Research on Ethnicity and Nationalism in the Americas

ARENA is an international organization of scholars engaged in exchange and collaboration across national and academic boundaries that grew out of a series of international conferences on nationalism in the Americas and the Atlantic world. The organization’s focus is nationalism, one of the central issues of our times. Though nationalism has been at the center of academic discussion, the Americas remain generally neglected. ARENA aims to broaden the current scope of the conversation on nationalism and review prevailing theories in light of the experience of the Americas.