Titlebook: Rethinking Stateless Nations and National Identity in Wales and the Basque Country; Sophie Williams Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Ordinary Conceptualisations of Welshness and Basqueness, participants. It examines the applicability of a popular continuum of identity and explores whether Welshness and Basqueness are considered open or closed identities, their permanence and durability in the eyes of their identifiers and their acceptance of the concept of becoming or ceasing to be We

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Political Conceptualisations of Welshness and Basqueness, frames, to assess the level of common ground, or lack thereof, and the influence of party political framing of Welshness or Basqueness on focus group participants. In Wales, the research highlights a common acceptance of multiplicities of Welshness and the consequent transformation of political par

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Conclusion,t argues that the research makes key contributions in several areas; in theoretical and methodological terms; in country-specific terms in Welsh and Basque scholarship, confirming existing positions, challenging previous theories and generating new research particularly in the Basque context; and in

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Understanding female criminality,of sociological concepts is frequently underestimated: they affect both the intellectual climate and social policies. Consider for instance, the impact of Bowlby’s formulation of ‘maternal deprivation’ (Bowlby, 1953; Dally, 1982; pp. 97ff) or the idea of ‘community’ presented by nineteenth-century s

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