Vol. 111 Núm. 3 (2018): Soldados para el frente
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Historias del retorno: la historiografía internacional sobre veteranos de guerra

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  • Ángel Alcalde
Ángel Alcalde
LMU Munich
DOI: https://doi.org/10.55509/ayer/111-2018-05

Publicado 15-09-2018

Palabras clave

  • excombatientes,
  • veteranos de guerra,
  • historiografía,
  • desmovilización,
  • memoria

Cómo citar

Alcalde, Ángel. (2018). Historias del retorno: la historiografía internacional sobre veteranos de guerra. Ayer. Revista De Historia Contemporánea, 111(3), 109–131. https://doi.org/10.55509/ayer/111-2018-05
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Resumen

Este artículo argumenta que los estudios sobre veteranos de guerra forman en la actualidad un campo de especialización historiográfica relevante y en expansión. Para ello, el autor rastrea los orígenes del interés de los historiadores por los asuntos de excombatientes y explora las diversas áreas temáticas y debates que componen esta tendencia historiográfica desde un punto de vista global, incorporando y comentando las publicaciones más relevantes producidas en varios idiomas y países durante las últimas décadas. Se diferencian tres subgéneros fundamentales: la política excombatiente, la problemática social y los estudios sobre la memoria bélica, así como otras temáticas asociadas y las últimas tendencias investigadoras.

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