Rethinking Stateless Nations and National Identity in Wales and the Basque Country

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Exploring national identity, the book compares Wales and the Basque Country, highlighting both their similarities and differences. While both nations share fundamental aspects of identity, the Basque Country exhibits a more intense politicization and entrenched political hostility. The author delves into the theoretical implications of national identity in stateless contexts, arguing for its complex and often contentious nature. It emphasizes the enduring significance of national identity, despite its occasional lack of relevance in daily life.