Leanne Woods looks at the progress of devolution in Wales and asks how long can the United Kingdom survive

In this part of his discussion of the question of Englishness, Andrew Pearmain considers what an English ‘national-popular’ that the democratic left could draw on and develop might be like. Exclusively available online at ukwatch.net

In the first part of a wide-ranging and lively article, Andrew Pearmain discusses England and Englishness, drawing upon Antonio Gramsci’s concept of the ‘national-popular’.

The legacy of the British state militates against democratic citizenship, says David Beetham. Any discussion of ‘Britishness’ that ignores this reality is bound to be incomplete

Tom Nairn looks at the effect of globalisation on nationalism and tries to predict what this might mean for the future of the UK