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"Basque identity" as a book category groups works that explore the language, history, culture and sense of belonging of the Basque people (Euskaldunak) who inhabit the Basque Country across northern Spain and southwestern France. It encompasses studies of Euskara (the Basque language) and its revival, regional traditions, folklore, cuisine, music, sport, and rites; political and social movements including nationalism, autonomy and the legacy of ETA; migration, diaspora and urbanization; and personal or communal memory as expressed in memoir, fiction, poetry, ethnography, and history. Books in this category typically investigate how Basque identity is constructed, contested and transmitted across generations, how it interacts with Spanish and French state structures, and how contemporary globalization and demographic change reshape belonging. Interdisciplinary and accessible to general readers and scholars alike, the category includes cultural studies, political analysis, literary works, and oral histories that illuminate the distinctiveness and diversity of Basque experience.

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