Redes e imaginario del exilio en México y América Latina

M Jose Collantes de Teran de la Hera es Profesora Titular de Historia del Derecho de la Universidad de Cadiz, aunque actualmente se encuentra en comision de servicios en la Universidad Pablo Olavide de Sevilla. Por su pertenencia al Grupo de Investigacion "Delincuencia y represion juridica en Espana: Teoria y praxis historica de las figuras delictivas," financiado por el Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovacion, su linea actual de investigacion se centra en el Derecho penal historico. En este ambito ya habia hecho algunas incursiones en anos anteriores, fruto de las cuales fueron algunas...

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Quizá resulte hoy demasiado evidente recordar que el fenómeno exilio/emigración es uno de los hechos más crueles que se abaten periódicamente sobre la pacífica convivencia de los pueblos. Y de ello saben mucho los miles de valencianos que tuvieron que refugiarse en América para seguir defendiendo las ideas de progreso y de libertad, tras la derrota de la democracia republicana. Valencianos anónimos y valencianos con una biografía profesional, artística o intelectual reconocida, algunos de los cuales se encontraban en la etapa más fructífera y productiva de sus vidas y...

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