Mike Hedges asks if bigger is always better when it comes to public service delivery in Wales.
Brexit and the territorial constitution
Following on from a recent debate hosted by the IWA, Wales Governance Centre and All Party Parliamentary Group on Devolution in the House of Lords, we share a series of reflections from leading academics on the implications of the EU Withdrawal Bill on the devolved Nations.
To finish the series, Professor Alan Page explores how Brexit could impact the UK’s territorial constitution
Devolution: The Withdrawal Bill and the concept of the UK Common Market
Following on from a recent debate hosted by the IWA, Wales Governance Centre and All Party Parliamentary Group on Devolution in the House of Lords, we share a series of reflections from leading academics on the implications of the EU Withdrawal Bill on the devolved Nations.
Today, Dr Jo Hunt considers the UK internal market and its relationship with the constitution of the UK.
Brexit, the EU (Withdrawal) Bill and Northern Ireland
Following on from a recent debate hosted by the IWA, Wales Governance Centre and All Party Parliamentary Group on Devolution in the House of Lords, we share a series of reflections from leading academics on the implications of the EU Withdrawal Bill on the devolved Nations.
First in the series, Professor Colin Harvey reflects on Northern Ireland’s central role in the debate.
Picking at Scabs: We Need to Talk (Not Only) About Catalonia
Dylan Moore says that secessionist struggles around the world should give us pause for thought, not fuel for fire
The world of work is changing and degree apprenticeships can help us prepare for the future
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Kieron Rees highlights the benefits of degree apprenticeships in Wales
Protecting our public places
Brenig Davies highlights the lack of respect shown to our public places
Quantitatively Assessing Plenary Performance on EU Affairs
Elisabeth Laird analyses what we can learn from mentions of the European Union in the National Assembly in the run-up to the 2016 referendum
Online voting : The end of the polling station?
Jim Killock anaylses if the benefits of online voting outweigh the risks