Aled Eirug is a writer and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.Jane Williams is Professor of Law at Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, Swansea University, and formerly a UK and Welsh Government legal adviser.

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

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Aled Eirug is a writer and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.Jane Williams is Professor of Law at Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, Swansea University, and formerly a UK and Welsh Government legal adviser.

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

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Aled Eirug is a writer and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.Jane Williams is Professor of Law at Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law, Swansea University, and formerly a UK and Welsh Government legal adviser.

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

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