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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omic pressures of capitalism and through international hegemonic neoliberal institutions. In this view, the assertion of ‘Western’ bioethics institutions enables forms of life science research that would be dismissed as exploitative and irresponsible without these institutions. Not adopting ‘Western

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Ordinary Conceptualisations of Welshness and Basqueness, than another person, is largely substantiated. The ‘Self’ and the ‘Other’ paradigm is a key feature, as is the lack of multiplicity of identity, despite the popularly held notion that people experience an identity in different ways depending on different circumstances. Overall, a great deal of simi

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Comparing Stateless Nations: Insights from Wales and the Basque Country,ability to be framed and politicised that permits effective and enlightening comparison. While the expectation, based on comprehensive analysis of the existing literature on these cases, may be that the two would show a great degree of difference, the evidence suggests rather the two cases share man

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obal models into different environments is hardly productive. Global models must be developed as a set of choices derived from different starting positions. Consequently, the activity in global modelling must be a decentralized world effort. If it comes down to the transfer of knowledge in this area

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Sophie Williamsobal models into different environments is hardly productive. Global models must be developed as a set of choices derived from different starting positions. Consequently, the activity in global modelling must be a decentralized world effort. If it comes down to the transfer of knowledge in this area

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