Wolfram Kaiser is professor of European studies at the University of Portsmouth and visiting professor at the College of Europe in Bruges. Piotr H. Kosicki is associate professor of history at the University of Maryland.

The fresh research that supports this book not only contributes to our understanding of the phenomenon of Christian Democrats in exile but also helps us grasp the diversity and complexity of the Christian Democrat political identity and the relevance of the transnational dimension, particularly when it comes to the study of the diasporic experience of politicians, intellectuals, and activists. Martin O. Castro, Francia-Recensio, 2022 - 3, https://doi.org/10.11588/frrec.2022.3.90617

• Acknowledgements Catholic Christian Democrats in Political Exile in the Global Twentieth Century Wolfram Kaiser and Piotr H. KosickiSECTION IExile in the United Kingdom and the United States 1924-19451 European Christian Democrats in Exile in the United Kingdom: Socially Isolated and Politically Marginal Wolfram Kaiser2 Luigi Sturzo in American Exile: Building a New Christian-Inspired International Order Paolo Acanfora3 Christian Democracy in America and Vice Versa: Sturzo, Maritain and the United States Carlo Invernizzi AccettiSECTION IIExiles from Spain in Western Europe and the Americas 1937-19754 Exile and Catholic Politics in Spain: National Reconciliation, Europeanisation and the Contested Christian Democratic Alternative to Franco Christopher Stroot5 A Window of Opportunity? The Basque Nationalist Party and European Christian Democracy in Exile Leyre Arrieta6 A Catalan Catholic Regionalist Fleeing Franco: Josep Maria Trias Peitx’s Exile in France Gemma Caballer SECTION IIIExiles from East-Central Europe in Western Europe and the Americas 1944-19897 Polish Christian Youth in the Cold War: A Generation’s Potential Lost in Exile Sławomir Łukasiewicz8 Cultural versus Political Christian Democrats: Debating the Idea of (Christian) Democracy in Lithuanian Exile Justinas Dementavičius9 Hungarian Christian Democracy in Exile: An Influential but Never Dominant Political Force Katalin Kádár LynnSECTION IVChilean Exile in Western Europe and the Americas 1973-198810 Multiple Christian Democratic Exiles: Debating the Road Back to Democracy in Chile Joaquín Fermandois11 Chilean Christian Democrats in Exile in the Americas and in Europe: Impact on Networks and Ideas Élodie GiraudierList of Abbreviations Bibliography List of Contributors Index of Persons Colophon

Wolfram Kaiser is professor of European studies at the University of Portsmouth and visiting professor at the College of Europe in Bruges. Piotr H. Kosicki is associate professor of history at the University of Maryland.

The fresh research that supports this book not only contributes to our understanding of the phenomenon of Christian Democrats in exile but also helps us grasp the diversity and complexity of the Christian Democrat political identity and the relevance of the transnational dimension, particularly when it comes to the study of the diasporic experience of politicians, intellectuals, and activists. Martin O. Castro, Francia-Recensio, 2022 - 3, https://doi.org/10.11588/frrec.2022.3.90617

• Acknowledgements Catholic Christian Democrats in Political Exile in the Global Twentieth Century Wolfram Kaiser and Piotr H. KosickiSECTION IExile in the United Kingdom and the United States 1924-19451 European Christian Democrats in Exile in the United Kingdom: Socially Isolated and Politically Marginal Wolfram Kaiser2 Luigi Sturzo in American Exile: Building a New Christian-Inspired International Order Paolo Acanfora3 Christian Democracy in America and Vice Versa: Sturzo, Maritain and the United States Carlo Invernizzi AccettiSECTION IIExiles from Spain in Western Europe and the Americas 1937-19754 Exile and Catholic Politics in Spain: National Reconciliation, Europeanisation and the Contested Christian Democratic Alternative to Franco Christopher Stroot5 A Window of Opportunity? The Basque Nationalist Party and European Christian Democracy in Exile Leyre Arrieta6 A Catalan Catholic Regionalist Fleeing Franco: Josep Maria Trias Peitx’s Exile in France Gemma Caballer SECTION IIIExiles from East-Central Europe in Western Europe and the Americas 1944-19897 Polish Christian Youth in the Cold War: A Generation’s Potential Lost in Exile Sławomir Łukasiewicz8 Cultural versus Political Christian Democrats: Debating the Idea of (Christian) Democracy in Lithuanian Exile Justinas Dementavičius9 Hungarian Christian Democracy in Exile: An Influential but Never Dominant Political Force Katalin Kádár LynnSECTION IVChilean Exile in Western Europe and the Americas 1973-198810 Multiple Christian Democratic Exiles: Debating the Road Back to Democracy in Chile Joaquín Fermandois11 Chilean Christian Democrats in Exile in the Americas and in Europe: Impact on Networks and Ideas Élodie GiraudierList of Abbreviations Bibliography List of Contributors Index of Persons Colophon

Wolfram Kaiser is professor of European studies at the University of Portsmouth and visiting professor at the College of Europe in Bruges. Piotr H. Kosicki is associate professor of history at the University of Maryland.

The fresh research that supports this book not only contributes to our understanding of the phenomenon of Christian Democrats in exile but also helps us grasp the diversity and complexity of the Christian Democrat political identity and the relevance of the transnational dimension, particularly when it comes to the study of the diasporic experience of politicians, intellectuals, and activists. Martin O. Castro, Francia-Recensio, 2022 - 3, https://doi.org/10.11588/frrec.2022.3.90617

• Acknowledgements Catholic Christian Democrats in Political Exile in the Global Twentieth Century Wolfram Kaiser and Piotr H. KosickiSECTION IExile in the United Kingdom and the United States 1924-19451 European Christian Democrats in Exile in the United Kingdom: Socially Isolated and Politically Marginal Wolfram Kaiser2 Luigi Sturzo in American Exile: Building a New Christian-Inspired International Order Paolo Acanfora3 Christian Democracy in America and Vice Versa: Sturzo, Maritain and the United States Carlo Invernizzi AccettiSECTION IIExiles from Spain in Western Europe and the Americas 1937-19754 Exile and Catholic Politics in Spain: National Reconciliation, Europeanisation and the Contested Christian Democratic Alternative to Franco Christopher Stroot5 A Window of Opportunity? The Basque Nationalist Party and European Christian Democracy in Exile Leyre Arrieta6 A Catalan Catholic Regionalist Fleeing Franco: Josep Maria Trias Peitx’s Exile in France Gemma Caballer SECTION IIIExiles from East-Central Europe in Western Europe and the Americas 1944-19897 Polish Christian Youth in the Cold War: A Generation’s Potential Lost in Exile Sławomir Łukasiewicz8 Cultural versus Political Christian Democrats: Debating the Idea of (Christian) Democracy in Lithuanian Exile Justinas Dementavičius9 Hungarian Christian Democracy in Exile: An Influential but Never Dominant Political Force Katalin Kádár LynnSECTION IVChilean Exile in Western Europe and the Americas 1973-198810 Multiple Christian Democratic Exiles: Debating the Road Back to Democracy in Chile Joaquín Fermandois11 Chilean Christian Democrats in Exile in the Americas and in Europe: Impact on Networks and Ideas Élodie GiraudierList of Abbreviations Bibliography List of Contributors Index of Persons Colophon