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Is exile a dead end – or a launching pad for opposition? Isabelle DeSisto and Elizabeth Nugent write for Good Authority.
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Is exile a dead end – or a launching pad for opposition? Isabelle DeSisto and Elizabeth Nugent write for Good Authority.
New research finds that exile prolongs and escalates revolutions.
February 26, 2026
Article by Professor Elizabeth Nugent and Isabelle DeSisto featured on
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