Basque Language in Spain and France: Towards the Inclusion of Ethnolinguistic Activists?
Journal title PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO
Author/s Jean-Baptiste Harguindéguy, Christophe Roux
Publishing Year 2010 Issue 2010/2
Language Italian Pages 24 P. 15-38 File size 545 KB
DOI 10.3280/PACO2010-002002
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The paper aims to compare how Basque ethnolinguistic movements emerged throughout the Basque Country, and how these movements have been progressively swallowed up by representative institutions according to a convergent process. In Spain, the defence of the Basque language is made by powerful regional governments which collaborate with a dense network of nationalist activists since the 1980s, while in France the ethnolinguistic movement is mainly composed of civil associations that are currently being included into a more general language policy ruled by local political authorities.
Keywords: Basque Country, France, Spain, Ethnonationalism, Institutionbuilding, Transnationalisation
Jean-Baptiste Harguindéguy, Christophe Roux, La lingua basca in Francia e in Spagna: verso l’inclusione degli attivisti etnolinguistici? in "PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO" 2/2010, pp 15-38, DOI: 10.3280/PACO2010-002002