In October 2009, the Institute of Welsh Affairs held a one-day conference, in association with the Welsh Government and Coleg
Growing Wales’ Civil Society
Civil society is thriving in Wales, as this volume testifies. Defined as occupying the space between the state and the
Wales in 2050: A view from the future
The IWA Eisteddfod Lecture 2009. The author imagines life 50 years into the future to communicate the urgency of the
Will Britain Survive Beyond 2020?
This collection of essays written by David Melding AM starts with an examination of the Welsh nation, follows with an
Putting Wales in the Driving Seat
This report, commissioned by the All-Wales Convention, explores what legislative opportunities would accrue to Wales as a result of moving
English is a Welsh Language: Television’s crisis in Wales
As technology and market forces radically change the world of television, regional broadcasting has been the biggest casualty. This book
Critical Mass
The National Assembly has become a world leader in its representation of women. In the 2003 elections 50 per cent
Politics in 21st Century Wales
In this collection of essays, leading figures from each of the main political parties discuss the future of their parties
Unpacking the Progressive Consensus
The inaugural number of The Cardiff Bay Papers, a collaboration between the IWA and the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff