Bøger udgivet af CTR FOR BASQUE STUDIES

A book about Nationalism in the Iberian Peninsula during the 20th century.

Catalunya and the Basque Country are European stateless nations desiring liberation. This book gives response to the question: If people live well, why do they seek independence?

The volume compiles the proceedings of the conference on Basque improvisational verse signing, bertsolaritza, and its pedagogical organizations, bertso-schools.

Time Talk is a story of love and loss, of immigration and survival. It's a story of losing home and finding it.

By largely focusing on daily life, the authors create a space in which to explore relations among people of varying ethnic, religious, regional, and national identities. They also engage with multiple disciplines: anthropology, history, visual studies, genocide studies, as well as transnational, memory, and gender studies.

This is a story about the experience of being the child of immigrants and learning to navigate and embrace different cultures and places.

Our Wars brings together a wide-ranging collection of stories on the endemic violence that plagued the Basque Country from the eruption of civil war in Spain in 1936 until the definitive ceasefire of ETA in 2011.

In this engaging and original book, Nicolás Buckley draws on a unique body of oral history interviews with former armed activists in order to tell stories of ETA from inside.

In 1950, a simple wedding toast highlights the bringing together of two Basque families, culminating and combining their immigrant stories and launching a new American tale.

Memory and Emotion: (Basque) Women's Stories denounces the silence to which women --particularly those who withdraw from adopting a male-dominated discourse--have been subject.