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This special issue aims to explore the evolving definitions and implications of refugee status during the Age of Revolutions. Key questions include who qualifies as a refugee and how their rights were negotiated.

March 29, 2026ItinerarioOpen Access

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction

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TMThomas Mareite NQNicolás Alejandro González Quintero

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This special issue examines the definitions and implications of exile and refugee status during the Age of Revolutions, highlighting historical contexts.

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This special issue aims to explore the evolving definitions and implications of refugee status during the Age of Revolutions. Key questions include who qualifies as a refugee and how their rights were negotiated.
Review of historical contexts in the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds
Empirical reflections on exile, asylum, and refugee concepts
Analysis of the negotiation processes regarding refugee status
Insight into how authorities and exiles defined and negotiated refugee status
Exploration of distinctions made between legitimate and illegitimate forms of mobility
Discussion of overlapping terminologies with the concepts of refugee, exile, and asylum

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Mareite et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c247de0f0f753b39c878 https://doi.org/10.1017/s0165115326100357

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March 29, 2026ItinerarioOpen Access

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction

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Authors

TMThomas Mareite NQNicolás Alejandro González Quintero

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Overview

This special issue examines the definitions and implications of exile and refugee status during the Age of Revolutions, highlighting historical contexts.

Key Points

This special issue aims to explore the evolving definitions and implications of refugee status during the Age of Revolutions. Key questions include who qualifies as a refugee and how their rights were negotiated.
Review of historical contexts in the Atlantic and Mediterranean worlds
Empirical reflections on exile, asylum, and refugee concepts
Analysis of the negotiation processes regarding refugee status
Insight into how authorities and exiles defined and negotiated refugee status
Exploration of distinctions made between legitimate and illegitimate forms of mobility
Discussion of overlapping terminologies with the concepts of refugee, exile, and asylum

Cite This Study

Mareite et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c247de0f0f753b39c878 https://doi.org/10.1017/s0165115326100357

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