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Basque Studies Newsletter ISSN: 1537-2464 Center for Basque Studies N E W S L E T T E R Center for Basque Studies Newsletter ISSN: 1537-2464 Center for Basque Studies N E W S L E T T E R Gregorio Monreal receives FALL first Douglass Distinguished 2 0 0 5 Scholar Award NUMBER 72 The Center for Basque Studies welcomed involvement in fundraising for the position. Gregorio Monreal Zia, the first William A. William Douglass, who helped launch the Douglass visiting distinguished scholar, Center (then called the Basque Studies to our campus this fall. The Douglass Program) in 1967 and served as its director Distinguished Scholar Award was established for over thirty years, expressed his gratitude In this issue: in conjunction with the ministries of to all in attendance. He especially emphasized Education, Culture, and Foreign Affairs of the the importance of Monreal’s involvement not Award initiated Basque Government, to promote scholarly only as the President of the University of the 1 research in the field of Basque Zulaika completes term studies as well as the international networking of Basque scholars. as Director 3 The Award is presented annually to a specialist in Basque Studies Jaialdi 2005 4 selected on the basis of his or IKASI 2005 presented 5 her contribution to the field and CBS Lecture Series record of research achievement 6 and scholarly innovation. Selected Highlights 7 scholars remain in residence at the Center for Basque Studies for an New publications 8 academic year. Basque Database 10 The Center hosted a reception Studies Abroad in in honor of Dr. Monreal Zia on the Basque Country 11 October 13 on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. Center A new children’s book 12 Director Joseba Zulaika began the program, giving a presentation William A. Douglass (left) and Gregorio Monreal Zia with showing images from the commemorative plaque. early history of the Center for Basque Studies and stressing Bill Douglass’s accomplishments. Former Basque Country but also as the President of College of Liberal Arts Dean, Robert Mead, Eusko Ikaskuntza (Basque Studies Society). who first promoted the idea of establishing Douglass described an event presented to a distinguished scholar position to honor Dr. commemorate the Basque Studies Program’s A semi-annual publication of the Douglass, then expressed his satisfaction in 25th anniversary, in which Monreal gathered Center for Basque Studies, University of Nevada, Reno seeing the award come to fruition. He was all the presidents of the universities in the Reno, NV 89557-0012 followed by John Echeverria, CBS Advisory Basque region for the occasion. Board chairman, who discussed the board’s (continued on page 2) Center for Basque Studies Newsletter (continued from page 1) Finally, Provost John Frederick presented Dr. University of the Basque Country, where Monreal with a commemorative plaque and he served for several years as its first rector, expressed appreciation for having such an or president. Dr. Monreal also served as eminent scholar on our campus. Dr. Monreal president of Eusko Ikaskuntza (the Basque graciously accepted, saying “My profound Studies Society), and is the editor of two satisfaction is twofold: first, the opportunity journals, the Revista Internacional de los to develop my work at the Center for Basque Estudios Vascos and Iura Vasconiae. He will Studies, and second, to be the first scholar be in residence at the University of Nevada Illustration from the bilingual (English/Basque) children’s book by Mark Kurlansky: The Girl Who Swam to Euskadi / Euskadiraino igerian joan zen neska, recently published by the Center for Basque Studies (see page 12). Meeting of presidents of the Basque universities, organized by Gregorio Monreal in 1992. (Photo: Basque Studies Library archives) The Center for Basque Studies Newsletter is a semi-annual honored with an award that carries the name for the 2005–2006 academic year, researching publication sent free of charge of William A. Douglass.” and writing a book on the historical to any interested person. If progression and development of Basque you would like to receive the political institutions. newsletter in paper format, please send your name and Dr. Monreal recently published The Old Law postal address to: My profound of Bizkaia (1452): A Critical Edition, the “ first in the Center’s Basque Classics Series Center for Basque Studies / 322 (see CBS Newsletter 71, page 10). The work University of Nevada, Reno satisfaction is twofold: includes a redaction of the laws and customs, Reno, NV 89557-0012 or fueros, approved by the Bizkaian people first, the opportunity in 1452 beneath their sacred Oak of Gernika. Or e-mail us at: [email protected] He wrote an extensive introductory study Or phone: 775.784.4854 to develop my work at showing the evolution of the Law and its Or fax: 775.784.1355 relationship to medieval custom, Roman law, and Castilian royal law. The book’s preface The newsletter is also available the Center for Basque was written by William A. Douglass, who co- electronically, in a printable translated the work along with Linda White. format. If you would like to Studies, and second, receive the newsletter in The Old Law of Bizkaia was published electronic format, thus saving to be the first scholar with financial support from the Provincial printing and postage costs, Government of Bizkaia. The book was please specify this option and let honored with an award officially presented at a ceremony in the us know your e-mail address. Basque country on July 26, presided over that carries the name of by José Luis Bilbao, deputy general of the Please visit our web site: Provincial Government of Bizkaia. Dr. Monreal was present for the ceremony, along William A. Douglass.” with William A. Douglass. The Basque basque.unr.edu Classics Series seeks to provide in English translation key texts and authors in the Produced by the Center for Basque cultural development of the Basque Country. Studies, University of Nevada, Reno. Jill Berner, editor. Gregorio Monreal Zia is a Professor of the History of Law at the Public University of Navarra in Pamplona. He received a doctorate The University of Nevada, Reno is an Equal in law from the Universidad Complutense in Opportunity / Affirmative Action, ADA institu- Madrid, and has taught at several universities tion. 11/05 9,500. including the Sorbonne (Paris XII) and the 2 Center for Basque Studies Newsletter Joseba Zulaika completes term as Center Director Directorship passes to Gloria Totoricagüena The Center for Basque Studies’ bylaws were with annual conferences (politics, bertsolar- institutions that help us pay for the costs of or- revised in 2000 to establish its directorship as iak, the Bilbao Guggenheim, diaspora) and ganizing conferences, new online courses, and a three-year term, to rotate among the faculty, several new publications series—Textbooks, publications. The Board has also raised a mil- as is done in many other departments on our Conference Papers, Basque Classics, Litera- lion-dollar endowment for the Center. All we campus. Joseba Zulaika has served as director ture, and Diaspora and Migration Studies. At did is say, “We can do these things if you help for two terms due to the makeup of our staff the same time we became a member of North us,” and it seems they were simply waiting to (we had several new faculty) and will now American Basque Organizations, opening be asked to contribute to Basque Studies. return to full-time researching and writing. ourselves to far more interaction with the He will turn over the administrative duties to Basque communities in the American West. JB: What will your role in the Center be now? Gloria Totoricagüena as of Needless to say, we did all JZ: Before I became Director I had spent a January 1, 2006. Jill Berner of this on the shoulders of semester in Bilbao doing field research on interviewed Dr. Zulaika about Bill Douglass and what he its urban transformation. I will return to that his tenure as director and his had achieved during the work from January on. I am eager to immerse future plans: previous thirty-three years myself in writing. [Dr. Zulaika will be in of the Center’s history. residence in the Basque region until August JB: What are you most proud of 2006.] of achieving within the Cen- JB: This ambitious agenda ter during your six years as required new people and JB: Do you have any words of advice for the Director? new funding… new director, Gloria Totoricagüena? JZ: I am proud that when I JZ: We were very lucky to JZ: I have full confidence in Gloria. She will became Director in the year Joseba Zulaika obtain funding for two new be a great Director. She will take the Center 2000, the four of us then at positions from the Nevada to the next level by organizing systematic the Center—Linda White, state legislature, thus go- Basque diaspora research across several coun- Kate Camino, you, and myself—decided to ing from three to five faculty members. This tries. The Center has a great future. transform it to accommodate the new techno- last year we have added a de facto sixth logical and intellectual needs of Basque Stud- member with the addition of the William JB: Is there anything else you want to add? ies. We began by creating a new curriculum Douglass Distinguished Scholar. In short, we JZ: I have been lucky in the collaboration I with emphasis on cultural studies (literature, have doubled the faculty of the Center. The have received during these six years not only cinema, museums, cyberculture, gender stud- Advisory Board we created has been, under from the faculty and staff but also from many ies, modern history, and so on), taught both the leadership of John Echeverria, most deci- individuals who have contributed to the Cen- on campus and online.
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