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English[en]
In addition to our four research themes, we are also interested in our global connections. As we all know, Cornish people have taken their skills all over the world, providing us with links to places such as the USA, Australia, and New Zealand. Our international trade goes back at least as far as the Bronze Age, and our heritage and traditions provide us with connections to neighbouring regions, particularly our Celtic cousins in Wales, Brittany, and Ireland. Moreover, the public nature and depth of our identity provides us with points of resonance with many other parts of Europe in particular, other rural areas, which are also calling for stronger representation in an often metropolitan policy environment.
Cornish[kw]
Dres agan 4 thema hwithrans, bern a’gan beus keffrys a’gan Kevrennow Ollvysel. Dell wodhon ni oll, gwerin Kernow re gemeras aga sleynethow dres oll an bys, orth agan provia gans kevrennow dhe leow kepar ha’n SUA, Ostrali ha'n Mordir Nowydh. Y tallathas agan kenwerth keswlasek mar a-varr avel an Oos Brons dhe’n lyha, hag agan ertach ha hengovyow a’gan provi gans kevrennow dhe ranndiryow yn ogas, yn arbennek agan kosins Keltek yn Kembra, Breten Vyghan hag Iwerdhon. Dres henna, gnas poblek ha down a'gan honanieth a brovi dhyn poyntyow hag a dhassen yn arbennek gans lies ranndir aral Europek, ranndiryow powek erel, neb usi ow kelwel ynwedh rag kanasedhans kreffa yn kerghynnedh polici hag yw yn fenowgh a’n worcita.