Mugi muga: gazteen nortasun politikoak mugaren bi aldeetan

PhD in Sociology, Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work at EHU, and a member of the consolidated research group Parte Hartuz. His main research areas include: nationalism, migration, social movements, youth and politics, and citizenship. Principal investigator of the research project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa). He is co-author of the following publications on the relationship between youth and politics: «Prefigurative politics and sub-state nationalist movements. The case of young Basque-nationalist left activists» (2025), «Ikasketa politikoa, parte-hartzea eta aktibismoa gazteen ahotsetan» (UEU, 2024), «Parte hartu ala paso egin? Gazteen ikasketa politikoak aztergai» (2020), among others.

Professor and researcher at the University of the Basque Country (EHU).

Predoctoral researcher. Member of the Parte Hartuz research group in the Department of Sociology and Social Work at EHU. I am writing my thesis on nationalism and feminism, thanks to a predoctoral scholarship from the Basque Government. Researcher of the project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa).

A PhD candidate in anthropology and a member of the LISST-CAS team and the UMR Passages laboratory, her research—conducted as part of a CIFRE fellowship with the Basque Cultural Institute—focuses on the issue of cultural rights in the Basque Country, based on the case of the integration of female dancers into the Kaskarot carnival procession in Ustaritz. Researcher of the project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa).

Doctoral student in anthropology at the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès in the LISST-CAS laboratory and at Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (Donostia) in the GAIT research group. Cifre contract with the Basque Country Development Council (CDPB). Research projects : - Mugalur project (CDPB / Cederna-Garalur / EHU / NAEN Euroregion) > coordination and researcher - Researcher of the project ‘Basque identities in the 21st century: objective 2050’ project of Eusko Ikaskuntza - Researcher of the project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa).

PhD in Sociology, Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work at EHU, and a member of the consolidated research group Parte Hartuz. His main research areas include: nationalism, migration, social movements, youth and politics, and citizenship. Principal investigator of the research project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa). He is co-author of the following publications on the relationship between youth and politics: «Prefigurative politics and sub-state nationalist movements. The case of young Basque-nationalist left activists» (2025), «Ikasketa politikoa, parte-hartzea eta aktibismoa gazteen ahotsetan» (UEU, 2024), «Parte hartu ala paso egin? Gazteen ikasketa politikoak aztergai» (2020), among others.

Xabier Itçaina is a CNRS Senior Researcher (DR1) in political sociology at Sciences po Bordeaux (France), former director (01/2017-05/2021) of the Centre Emile Durkheim (UMR5116 CNRS, Sciences po Bordeaux, University of Bordeaux) and a former Marie Curie Fellow at the European University in Florence (2012-2013). His Ph.D (2000) focused onto the links between Catholicism and nationalism in the Basque Country. His research is concerned with three areas: (a) Catholicism and politics (Catholic third sector and territorial welfare, Catholicism and ethnoterritorial conflicts); (b) the territorial dynamics of social economy; (c) political anthropology of identity politics and popular culture in the Basque Country. He has conducted fieldwork in Southern European regions (Basque Country, France, Spain, Italy) and in Mexico.

Ane Larrinaga Renteria holds a PhD in Sociology and Political Science. She is a professor and researcher at the University of the Basque Country (EHU) and is part of the Parte Hartuz research group. Her research interests have included language and culture, ethnicity and nationalism, gender, and political participation. She has published numerous scientific articles and books on these topics.

Working on my PhD thesis under a contract with the Basque Government. Among other topics, I am analysing the structuring of nationalist identities in the peripheral areas of the Basque Country. We have also begun to study artificial intelligence and its impact on the structuring of identities. Researcher of the project "Mugi Muga: Weaving Networks Among Basque Youth" (Ideiak 2024 / Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa)