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Democracy

A Trade Union Revival?

Amid a challenging time for trade unions in Wales, Nisreen Mansour and Joe Allen look to recent examples of successful workers’ movements.

11th May (8th February)
  • Politics and Policy
People scrolling down their phones in Bath, England.

Disinformation: Is Wales at a Greater Risk?

Professor Martin Innes argues the Welsh Government and the Senedd must move to protect Welsh media and politics from disinformation.

12th August (12th August)
  • Politics and Policy

The Ties that Bind Us: Nurturing Community after the Pandemic

Cllr Chris Davies, Chair of the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board, argues that we should learn from community initiatives to drive change beyond Covid-19.

11th August (11th August)
  • People and Places

Solving the Senedd’s Engagement Problem

Andrew RT Davies argues that the Senedd must do more to appeal to the average (non) voter and offers specific reforms to the Senedd’s business.

8th July (20th May)
  • Politics and Policy

Book Review: Whose Wales?

Glyndwr Cennydd Jones reviews ‘Whose Wales?’ by Gwynoro Jones and Alun Gibbard, an exploration of how the Wales we know today came to be.

14th June (1st June)
  • Culture

Beyond the 7% – Towards a Politically Representative Wales

As we move into a new Senedd term, Leila Usmani and Sahifa Miah review Race Alliance Wales’ report into racialised representation and ask: who runs Wales?

25th May (24th May)
  • Politics and Policy

IWA Analysis: Does Cross Party Consensus Mean a Stronger Media for Wales?

Misinformation inquiry commitments, funds to support Welsh media and devolving broadcasting; Andy Regan dissects the parties’ proposals.

29th April (29th April)
  • IWA News

The Big Questions: Media

Social media and disinformation, devolution of broadcasting and funding Welsh media; we ask the parties where they stand.

28th April (28th April)
  • Politics and Policy

Devolution, Democracy and Embedding Civic Education

Louise Casella writes that lifelong civic education is key to boosting engagement in our democracy.

8th April (6th April)
  • Politics and Policy
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