Irish Studies in Europe is the title of a new series of publications in Irish Studies. The projected thematic and methodological range of this series goes well beyond literary studies to include aspects of cultural studies in the broadest sense. The focus is, of course, on the island of Ireland (the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) as well as the Irish diaspora in all aspects of society, history, culture, literature, the arts, and the media. The "European" dimension suggested by the series title gives expression to a preferred, but by no means exclusive, concentration on (mainland) European perspectives on Irish Studies. It is hoped that such an "etic" approach, as it were, may contribute a special dimension to the progress of Irish Studies at large and document the variety of European traditions of Irish Studies as inter- and multi-disciplinary fields of research and teaching. Thus, the programme of this series is a reflection of the objectives of The European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies (EFACIS), under whose aegis the series is published. Contents: Re-Imagining the Imaginary: A Challenge to Revisionist Mythology (Kerby A. Miller) - Reconstructed Memory: Irish Emigrant Letters from the Americas (Graham Davis) - Urban Regeneration in Belfast: Landscape and Memory (Valérie Peyronel) - Anticipating the Peace Process: In the Name of the Father as a Myth-Breaking Message (Yann Bévant) - Irish Animation and Radical Memory (Thomas Walsh) - Two Poems (Harry Clifton) - 'Chipped and tilted Marys': Two Irish Poets and Their Contemporary Contexts (Patricia Coughlan) - 'Watch me wherever I go': Ambivalence and Misdirection in Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin's Poetry (Borbála Faragó) - 'Out-and-out weary of excavating in the past': The New Irelands of Cathal Ó Searcaigh and Dennis O'Driscoll (Mary Pierse) - from Authenticity, Chapter Thirty-Five (Deirdre Madden) - Place, Time, and Perspective in John McGahern's Fiction (Martin Ryle) - Mammies, Trollops, and Re-Claimers of the Night: Women in Patrick McCabe's Fiction (David Clark) - Here and Then, There and Now: Place and Memory in Éilís Ní Dhuibhne's Fiction (Giovanna Tallone) - Frank McGuinness and Armand Gatti: Plays of Memory and Survival (Joseph Long)