Exile dynamics and impacts of European social scientists since the 1930s

transnational lives and travelling theories at El colegio de México and the New school for social research in New York

Ludger Pries

1-22

Crossroads

US and Mexican reactions to repression in Europe 1930–1939

Katrin Möbius, Sascha Möbius

23-67

Reflections on the New school's founding moments, 1919 and 1933

Ira Katznelson

69-82

Refugee scholars and the new school for social research in New York after 1933

intellectual transfer and impact

Claus-Dieter Krohn

83-109

"Agents" of "Westernization"?

the impact of German refugees of the Nazi regime

Alfons Söllner

111-129

The Holocaust and German-Jewish culture in exile

Enzo Traverso

131-149

Waves of exile

the reception of Émigrés in Mexico, 1920–1980

Pablo Yankelevich

151-179

International rescue of academics, intellectuals and artists from nazism during the second world war

the experience of Mexico

Daniela Gleizer

181-203

The institutional reception of Spanish Émigré intellectuals in Mexico

the pioneering role of La casa de España, 1938–1940

Clara E. Lida

205-219

Two aspects of exile

Martí Soler

221-234

José Gaos and José Medina Echavarría

the intellectual vocation

Andrès Lira

235-260

The constitution of sociology at El colegio de México

two key intellectual cohorts of refugees and the legacies they left for Mexico and Latin America

Arturo Alvarado

261-283

Comparing contexts, institutions and periods of the Émigrés' arrival and possible return

Ludger Pries, Pablo Yankelevich

285-295