Cultural consultant Anthony Everitt reflects on a series of seminars that explored the place of culture in the development of
Assembly to Senedd: the Convention and the Move Towards Legislative Powers
“The new Government of Wales Act 2006 shakes the historic relationship between England and Wales to its roots …The new
Crossing the Rubicon: Coalition Politics Welsh Style
At various times in the fraught two months following the May 2007 election each of the four parties in the
Devolution a Decade On
IWA Response to the House of Commons Constitutional Affairs Committee Call for Evidence Click here to download the Evidence for
Myths, Memories and Futures: The National Library and National Museum in the Story of Wales
This book, arising from a series of lectures organised by the Institute of Welsh Affairs, examines the way myths, memories
Time To Deliver. The Third Term and Beyond: Policy Options for Wales
This book examines policy options for Wales during the third term of the National Assembly. What will be the in-tray
Planning the Destruction of Communities and their Language
The author argues that centralisation in Cardiff is harming communities elsewhere in Wales. Click here to download Planning the Destruction
Saving our Language
In this bilingual publication the author calls for the Welsh Assembly Government to take urgent action to save the Welsh
Gordon Brown, Bard of Britishness
Tom Nairn’s highly polemical lead essay takes forward arguments that he has developed since the 1970s. With responses from a