Introduction. Political exile in the 20th and 21st centuries
Abstract
An introduction to the current issue of the Journal of Mediterranean Knowledgein which the guest editors highlight their vision of the concept of exile and, at the same time, focus on exile for political reasons and with a temporal delimitation centred on contemporary times (20th-21st centuries) that they have wanted to give to this volume; an approach also adopted by the authors of the nine articles and the review presented.
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