Two participants in the new work program of Eusko Ikaskuntza talk in fornt of the cameras this month.
The jurist Asier Ruiz and the sociologist Itsaso Murua review the contents of the Euskal Herria project, living territory, border territory, in the face of the challenge of the climate emergency .
In their conversation, Itsaso and Asier define what in this context is understood by %u201Cliving territory%u201D, and examine the importance of the border and how it affects Basque interterritorial cooperation, as well as the relationship between climate change and cohesive n.
Finally, they anticipate the next steps of the work program until the celebration of the XIX Congress of Basque Studies in the month of October.
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