Samuel Abrahám
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Kritika & Kontext (Society for Higher Learning), Bratislava

Knut Olav Åmås
Debate Editor, Aftenposten, Oslo

Pascale Casanova
Associated Researcher, CRAL (Centre de Recherche sur les Arts et le Langage) EHESS-Paris, and Literary Critic, Paris

Walter Famler
Editor-in-Chief, Wespennest; General Secretary, Alte Schmiede Kunstverein Wien, Vienna

Isabel Hilton
Journalist, Reporter, Commentator, Radio Broadcaster, and Editor of openDemocracy.net

Catherine Merridale
Professor of Contemporary History, Queen Mary, University of London

Susan Neiman
Director, Einstein Forum, Potsdam

Marc-Olivier Padis
Editor-in-Chief, Esprit, Paris

Arne Ruth
Writer and Journalist, Stockholm

Thorsten Schilling
Director, Medien- und Kommunikationszentrum Berlin, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, Bonn/Berlin

Judith Vidal-Hall
Editor, Index on Censorship, London

Ruth Wodak
Professor in Discourse Studies, Dept. of Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster University, Lancaster

The Eurozine Advisory Board plays an important role in guiding and advising the Eurozine editors. In its consultative function, the Advisory Board directs the attention of the Eurozine editorial staff -- the editorial office in Vienna and the Editorial Board -- to matters of importance in academia, publishing, and the cultural sector. The Advisory Board offers ideas for the content of the magazine, advises on editorial strategy, and facilitates contact between Eurozine and experts.

The members of the Advisory Board are publishers, editors, authors, academics, and public intellectuals. They are active in regions throughout Europe and worldwide, and bring with them extensive experience from a broad range of fields. Some members are editors of cultural journals already belonging to the Eurozine network; others act as external consultants.

The Advisory Board meets once a year at the European Meeting of Cultural Journals -- the annual Eurozine conference. The Eurozine Editorial Board and the staff of the Vienna office also sit in on this meeting. The significance of the Advisory Board meeting is enriched by the background of the conference, which is attended by over seventy editors and intellectuals from across Europe.