"Zulaika has made a unique and moving contribution to the growing body of ethnography by anthropologists returning to their ancestral societies and communities, a needed complement to R.P. Clark’s important The Basque Insurgents: ETA 1952-1980 and a test of anthropology’s capacity to explicate what seems not only senseless but abhorrent to outsiders." -–Choice|"“Zulaika has “not only greatly enriched out understanding Basque violence and its causes, but also has provided a searing personal document that may stand as a model of the ethnographer’s craft…This is one of those rare books that raises the level of sophistication of an entire intellectual enterprise."”-American Ethnologist|"Basque Violence is the most skillful, imaginative ethnography of Iberia since the publication of Belmonte de los Cabellerros…A sensitively written, exciting book that deserves to be read by more than just ethnographers of Europe." -Man