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12/28/09: American Quarterly wins award for Best Special Issue
American Quarterly received the award for Best Special Issue from the Council of Editors of Learned Journals for the September 2008 issue “Nation and Migration: Past and Future” (Volume 60, Number 3). Editor Curtis Marez says that while the topic may appear more frequently in news headlines in recent years, it is not a new subject of research and interest. “Migration is not a marginal, episodic, or temporary feature of life in the United States, but rather a central and permanent part of it—and hence a topic of ongoing interest for scholars in and around American studies,” he says.