The new politics in Wales: Rhetoric or reality?

Parliamentary Affairs

Volumn 53, Issue 3, 2000, Pages 591-604

  McAllister, Laura ^a  

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EID: 0034215776     PISSN: 00312290     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/pa/53.3.591     Document Type: Article

References (14)

1. 1 Ron Davies famously described devolution as a 'process . . . not an event'. He also claimed: 'Let no one think that now the devolution genie is let out of his bottle he can be forced back in or that he won't want to stretch his muscles.' 'Devolution: A Process not an Event', The Gregynog Papers, vol. 2(2), Institute of Welsh Affairs, 1999.
2. 2 Author's interviews with Labour and Plaid Cymru campaign activists during election week.
3. 3 This argument is developed in L. McAllister, 'Changing the Landscape? The Wider Political Lessons from Recent Elections in Wales', Political Quarterly, April 2000.
4. 4 See R. Rawlings, 'The New Model Wales', Journal of Law and Society, December 1998.
5. 5 Rawlings, ibid.
6. 6 McAllister, loc. cit. Political Quarterly.
7. 7 Source close to the Labour review group quoted in the Western Mail, 18.11.99.
8. 8 D. Wigley, Guardian, 12.5.99.
9. 9 D. Wigley, Financial Times, 12.5.99.
10. 10 A HTV/NOP opinion poll conducted in January 2000 showed 53% supporting the stance of the opposition parties over the motion of no confidence.
11. 11 Institute for Public Policy Research media programme workshop, 'Devolution and the UK Media', Autumn 1999.
12. 12 R. Davies in a speech to the Institute of Welsh Affairs and the Welsh Governance Centre, Cardiff, January 2000.
13. 13 HTV/NOP poll.
14. 14 'A Civic Forum: The Key to Inclusiveness', Welsh Democracy Review, 3.