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Visualising Cooperation in Exile I

Governments-in-exile, experts, and activists on an ArcGIS Map – Zoom in to find our more

The microcosm of Allied London was filled with exiles: academic communities, legal, economic and financial experts, and anti-colonial activists. Their spatial proximity in London fostered a unique environment of exchange, where different traditions of politics, academia, economic thought and activism converged in innovative forms of collaboration.The specific conditions of compressed space and time created a London Moment – perceived as a window of opportunity – that encouraged efforts to advance new ideas for post-war reform.

This map depicts locations of exiled presence in London: Offices used by the governments-in-exile, committee meeting venues of financial and legal experts, meeting places of pan-africanists, places of allied cooperation. Zoom in and click on one of the flags or dots to get further information.

Julia Eichenberg
Julia Eichenberg

OpenEdition suggests that you cite this post as follows:
Julia Eichenberg (October 15, 2024). Visualising Cooperation in Exile I. The London Moment. Retrieved October 7, 2026 from https://doi.org/10.58079/12j29


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