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Constitution

Confederal Federalism: A League-Union of the Isles (part one)

In part one of a two-part series, Glyndwr Cennydd Jones balances the values of federalism and confederalism

8th August (10th August)
  • Politics and Policy

A long way from utopia: women in 2018

Dylan Moore reports on the IWA’s panel event at the Hay Festival, focused on women in public life

5th June
  • Culture

A Union for the 21st Century?  

Glyndwr Cennydd Jones discusses the future of the UK Union, made modern and fit for purpose in the context of Brexit.

27th March (26th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Brexit, Devolution and the Changing Union: 2018

Martin Shipton reviews a newly published pamphlet on the constitutional future of the UK

22nd February (20th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The big picture on Welsh electoral reform

Jess Blair examines the impact of reform to both local elections and the Assembly.

19th February (18th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Devolution 2.0

John Winterson Richards proposes an alternative model of national Governance for Wales

16th February (15th February)
  • Politics and Policy

IWA Podcast: the McAllister review

Ahead of a debate on Assembly electoral reform this week, Rhea Stevens is joined by Jess Blair, Natasha Davies, and Carmen Ria Smith to discuss next steps for the McAllister review.

6th February (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Building a Welsh Parliament

Simon Thomas seeks to build consensus on the next steps for Welsh democracy

5th February (2nd February)
  • Politics and Policy

Brexit, Wales Act 2017 and the Changing Union

Lord David Owen, Gwynoro Jones, Lord Elystan Morgan and Glyndwr Cennydd Jones discuss the need for a constitutional debate to run alongside the EU withdrawal discussions.

18th January
  • Politics and Policy
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