The return of first-generation republican exiles: a historical triangulation of Spanish refugees repatriating back to Spain (1936-2010)
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Escobar Deras, MauricioEditorial
Universidad de Granada
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Bocanegra Barbecho, LidiaDepartamento
Universidad de Granada. Programa de Doctorado en Estudios MigratoriosMateria
Spanish Republican Exile Return
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2022Fecha lectura
2022-09-02Referencia bibliográfica
Escobar Deras, Mauricio. The return of first-generation republican exiles: a historical triangulation of Spanish refugees repatriating back to Spain (1936-2010). Granada: Universidad de Granada, 2022. [https://hdl.handle.net/10481/77535]
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Tesis Univ. Granada.Resumen
The Return Phenomenon of Spanish refugee exiles who repatriated back to Spain is a
relatively new field under the history umbrella of the Spanish Civil War. It is developing and
evolving into its own specific branching studies. However, the phenomenon as a whole still lacks
a broader understanding of its diverse elements. Our approach has been fundamentally a
methodologically driven one. Its hypotheses, questions, research, and conclusions are generated
from work endeavoring to follow empirical research on social and subjective elements such as
life trajectories, collective history, and migratory experiences; while structuring and codifying
qualitative memories of what people have sustained in order to triangulate a common
understanding through a mix-method approach analysis. We then extricated prevailing outlines
of first-generation repatriates (therein known as Returnees), to tentatively ascribe them to the
greater phenomenon. Guided by our thesis objectives, care was taken to separate the quantifiable
from its qualifying data to then re-merge specific aspects of the research, which yielded the first
four published articles of this thesis. There are two additional sections that were specifically
written to meet our thesis objectives and whose early findings will later be submitted to peerreview
journals. Structurally, we have first presented the guidelines for which we are presenting
the thesis, and subsequently, an indexed quality of publications, qualifying the four publications. El fenómeno del retorno de los refugiados-exiliados españoles a España, bajo el paraguas
de la historia de la Guerra Civil española, es un campo relativamente nuevo que se está
desarrollando y evolucionando cada vez más en estudios divididos. Sin embargo, todavía carece
de una comprensión amplia por el hecho de ser tan complejo. En esta tesis, nos propusimos
explorar una visión de conjunto, ampliar la definición y crear un punto de partida de dicho
fenómeno mediante la triangulación específica de las similitudes y diferencias de una muestra de
individuos de primera generación que regresaron tras un periodo de exilio, desde 1936 hasta
2010, y sus datos personales. Nuestro enfoque ha sido fundamentalmente una orientación
metodológica. Sus hipótesis, preguntas, investigaciones y conclusiones se han generado a partir
de un trabajo que intenta seguir la investigación empírica sobre elementos sociales y subjetivos
como las trayectorias vitales, la historia colectiva y las experiencias migratorias; al tiempo que se
estructuran y codifican las memorias de lo que las personas han sostenido.