Impact of Devolution in Wales (eBook)

The book is aimed at a mixed audience: academic, civil society, governmental and interested lay readers. Within academia, the book will be of interest across many disciplines to all those who are interested in the application of knowledge in public policy and in engagement between academic and policy communities. Within Wales and the UK, the book will be of interest to all who contemplate the implications of ongoing constitutional and political change and the future of social democracy in that context.

Tables and illustrations
About the Contributors
Foreword by Prys Morgan
Preface and acknowledgements
Abbreviations and terms
Editors’ Introduction
Aled Eirug and Jane Williams
Chapter One The Sullivan Dialogues
Aled Eirug
Chapter Two Iechyd Da? Devolution and health care
Ceri J. Phillips
Chapter ThreeEducation in Wales since Devolution
David Egan
Chapter Four Economic Development in Wales: Evolution and Revolution
Gareth Davies
Chapter FiveWelsh Devolution and the Quest for Sustainable Development: Into a New Era
Terry Marsden
Chapter Six Civil Society, Equalities and Inclusion
Elin Royles and Paul Chaney
Chapter SevenThreads in Policy on Children and Young People: Rights, Welfare and Well-being
Jane Williams
Chapter Eight Towards a million speakers? Welsh language policy post-devolution
Huw Lewis and Elin Royles
Chapter NineWales and the World
Geraint Talfan-Davies