David Melding asks whether unionism and nationalism can come together to provide a strong narrative for a federal Britain

David Melding asks whether unionism and nationalism can come together to provide a strong narrative for a federal Britain
David Melding says both unionists and nationalists face contradictions when confronting membership of Britain and the European Union
Tim Williams argues for raw radicalism in the face of economic and cultural decay
John Osmond reports that the Shadow Secretary of State for Wales believes his party needs to embrace a national mission
Craig McAngus says this is an existential question facing whoever becomes the new leader
David Melding finds that nationalism trumps socialism in Plaid’s thinking
Tom Nairn examines Jeremy Paxman’s analysis of the state of British identity in post-imperial times
Alan Sandry says the party of Wales should articulate a 2020 vision of internal enlargement of the European Union by the end of the year
Tom Nairn says we are living through a most peculiar constitutional revolution