The World Refugees Made: Decolonization and the Foundation of Postwar Italy
Pamela Ballinger’s The World Refugees Made examines the role of refugees in the foundation of postwar Italy. Connecting displacement with decolonization, the book presents a historical account of how refugee movements helped shape Italy during a transformative period in modern European history.
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The World Refugees Made explores the relationship between refugees and the formation of postwar Italy.
Pamela Ballinger places refugee experiences within the broader history of decolonization.
The book considers how displacement influenced Italy during a pivotal period of national reconstruction.
It offers a historical perspective on refugees as forces shaping the political and social world of postwar Europe.
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