The making of the Basque question
Subtitle: experiencing self-government, 1793-1877
By: Joseba Agirreazkuenaga
Series: Occasional papers series / Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno -- no. 20
Publisher: Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Reno
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781935709213
Subjects: Politics and government; Autonomy and independence movements; Nationalism; History
Description: "Collection of articles on the development of Basque political debate and the experience of self-government in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries"--Provided by publisher.
Table of contents: title: Euskal Herria : the Basque people and country on the map; title: People, nation, and state forms; title: Basque memories and the history of the Basque nations; title: The making of the Basque conference : from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries; title: The conference or "common council of representatives" in Bilbao in 1793 : a first attempt to unite three Basque provinces, 1793-1810; title: The consolidation of the conferences : the new symbol and organization of basque political representation, 1814-1833; title: The representative assemblies of the Basque country and the new national parliaments in the period of new constitutions : the "foral constitution" and the Spanish constitutions of Baiona (1808) and Cadiz; title: From coup d'etat to civil war : an analysis of the Carlist coup d'etat of 1833; title: Negotiating the continuity of the foral constitution and representative general assemblies within the Spanish constitution at the end of the civil war (1839); title: A new political deal : the "Basque constitution,"1853-1868; title: On "Basque nationality" in the representative institutions, 1836-1864; title: The Basque cultural and language festivals : an infra-political practice, 1851-1918; title: The abolition of the representative general assemblies in 1877 : from composite monarchy to the single nation-state in Spain; title: Epilogue : the fiscal pact and demands to reinstate foral law and the foral constitution : Woodrow Wilson, self-determination, and the plan for a "Basque national government" in 1918.