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Introduction: new directions in Spanish anarchist studies
ABSTRACT This introductory essay discusses some of the key developments that have occurred in the field of Spanish anarchist studies over the last few decades; a field that, unfortunately, remains somewhat marginalised in the academe. In particular, this piece highlights current trends in the relevant historiography, and emphasises the importance of this research to a wide range of fields and disciplines. It concludes by summarising the contributions of the five articles that form this special issue.
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