The authors of three recent monographs, The Escape Line, Escape from Vichy, and Nearly the New World, highlight in particular the relevance of transnational refugee and resistance networks. These books shed new light on the trajectories of refugees through war-torn Europe and their routes out of it. Megan Koreman displays in The Escape Line the relevance of researching one line of resistance functioning in several countries and thereby shifts from the common nationalistic approach in resistance research. In Escape from Vichy Eric Jennings researches the government-endorsed flight route between Marseille and Martinique and explores the lasting impact of encounters between refugees and Caribbean Negritude thinkers. Joanna Newman explores the mainly Jewish refugees who found shelter in the British West Indies, with a focus on the role of aid organisations in this flight.

最近出版的三本专着《逃脱路线》，《从维希逃脱》和《近乎新世界》的作者特别强调了跨国难民和抵抗网络的相关性。这些书为难民穿越饱受战乱的欧洲及其走出的路线提供了新的视角。梅根·科里曼（Megan Koreman）在“逃脱路线”中展示了在几个国家中研究一条抵抗运动职能的相关性，从而从抵抗研究中的通用民族主义方法转变了。在逃离维希埃里克·詹宁斯（Eric Jennings）研究了政府认可的马赛和马提尼克岛之间的飞行路线，并探讨了难民与加勒比海直think思想家之间相遇的持久影响。乔安娜·纽曼（Joanna Newman）探索了在英属西印度群岛找到庇护所的主要是犹太难民，重点关注了援助组织在这次飞行中的作用。