David Torrance on the curious case of the SNP’s shift from ethnic to civic nationalism
Can Scots Tories can return from the margins of political life?
Walter Humes recounts what a death of a friend tells us about the state of the Conservative Party in Scotland
Scottish Labour’s devolution contradictions
Gerry Hassan recounts a history of a party unloved and misunderstood north of the border
Assembly bandwagon pushed forward at Llandudno
Lleu Williams assesses the significance of new devolution pledges made at Welsh Labour’s conference last weekend
Labour’s latest devolution pledges – the IWA podcast
The latest IWA podcast examines Labour’s latest devolution pledges
Is Labour throwing Wales under the bus?
If Labour are the party that ‘stands up for Wales’, now is the time to prove it, says Prof Richard Wyn Jones
Welsh Labour should supply its own opposition
Gerald Holtham argues we need to rekindle some excitement in Welsh politics if the National Assembly is to grow
The budget, Barnett and a barney
The third in a new series of fortnightly podcasts from the Institute of Welsh Affairs analysing the latest events in Welsh politics.
Spinning the Silk web – the IWA podcast
Catch up with the week’s analysis on the Silk Commission – including the new IWA Podcast