Tom Nairn says that the Scottish referendum in 2014 will involve a re-evaluation of the idea of the nation state
Seduced by the lure of averages
Hywel Roberts argues that the Boundary Commissioners should undertake more than a head count when deciding where communities begin and end
Whither Plaid Cymru: Lions, donkeys and a leadership vacuum
John Dixon finds that last week’s internal report on the party’s future has a glaring omission
Time to take Britain out of our greatness
Anthony Barnett reflects on Alex Salmond’s initiative in forcing the pace of the Scottish referendum debate
Whither Plaid Cymru: On the Left without a plan
Gwion Owain argues that Plaid has become trapped into positions that have little resonance with the real world of the electorate
Whither Plaid Cymru: Can Plaid be a 15+ force?
Craig McAngus says this is an existential question facing whoever becomes the new leader
Whither Plaid Cymru: Wales discovers its political sovereignty
John Osmond questions whether Plaid wishes to be a party of government
What Gladstone and Disraeli have to teach us about the English question
Nick Pearce argues that Labour has much to gain from a devolution settlement that gives greater representation to England
Whither Plaid Cymru: Independence is back in fashion
David Melding finds that nationalism trumps socialism in Plaid’s thinking