Dr Annette Freyberg-Inan was an IASH-SSPS Fellow from May – June 2015. At her home institution, Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research at the University of Amsterdam, she is Associate Professor and teaches in the fields of International/World Politics, European Politics, Political Theory, Political Psychology, and Social Science Methodology. (You can find her profile on UVA’s website here.)
(Still from ‘The Perfect Fit’ – Thank you to Flore Cosquer for making this image available to us.)
Only one of Jane Austen’s novels appeared in an American edition during her lifetime (1775-1817): Emma, reprinted in 1816 by the prominent Philadelphia publisher Mathew Carey. Until now, virtually nothing has been known about how this edition came to be, who read it, or why so few copies—only six—remain today. Drawing on the Carey archives and on a study of the surviving copies, two of which she rediscovered, Juliette Wells illuminates American readers’ first encounters with Austen.
My name is Annette Freyberg-Inan, I’m associate professor of political science. I’m affiliated with the University of Amsterdam, and my fields are international politics and political economy, European politics, and social science methodology. What I came to work on at IASH is on the psychological foundations of the theories of international relations.
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