Scott Soo is Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Southampton

• Introduction: Coming to terms with the Spanish republican exile in FrancePart I: The onset of exile1. Unravelling rights and identities: the exodus of 19392. Reception, internment and repatriation, 1939–403. Organisations, networks and identities, 1939–40Part II: Working in from the margins4. Ambiguities at work: refugees and the French war economy, 1939–405. Work, surveillance, refusal and revolt in Vichy and German-Occupied France, 1940–44Part III: Aspirations of return, commemoration and home6. Mobilisation, commemoration and return, 1944–557. Moving memories, 1970–2009Conclusion: Trajectories and legaciesAppendix 1Index

‘The quality of the historical research behind this publication is excellent. The narrative and arguments of the book are supported by detailed multi-archival research, interviews conducted during the 2000s, and a solid theoretical basis. […] Soo’s book can be praised for providing a highly readable and updated account in English on the history of Spanish republican exiles in France. Learning about the intricacies of the historical relationship between refugees and the modern nation-state is enlightening and—taking into account pressing concerns.’Ángel Alcalde, Independent Scholar, American Historical Review