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Poor Man's Parliament seeks to explain why the hopes of 1999 failed to materialise and why the National Assembly has yet to capture the nation’s imagination.
£12.99
In A Useful Fiction political broadcaster Patrick Hannan provides a punchy commentary on how the mere question of devolution is influencing all areas of political...
£9.99
Geraint Talfan Davies, media and arts executive for more than three decades, recalls and reflects on the impact of devolution for culture and civil society.
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John Osmond
Osmond explores the identity and future of Wales and its people.
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This text explores how small decisions, accidents and delays play a part in bringing us to our present condition.
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’A Whim Set in Concrete’ is a record of what happens when unregulated development meets the opposition of ’ordinary people’. it also offers a fascinating insight...
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The sound of laughter is rarely far away as Patrick Hannan watches the events of 2001 unfold and describes them in this chronicle of a year in Wales.
£8.95
Laura McAllister portrays the emergence of Plaid Cymru in the post-War world from its origins as a disparate association of campaigners and activists to its current...
£12.95
This is a compelling story about both Wales and Britain, and one which, as Hannan discovers, is also richly comic
£8.95
Andrews explores in depth the campaign for the National Assembly and the eventual slender majority vote of September 1997.
£8.95