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Marking the anniversary of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, the Wales Governance Centre held an event in the Senedd with a number of presentations on aspects of Brexit. In this presentation Dr Ed Poole looks at the economic implications for Wales and the UK of Brexit. The videos of this event will be here (once published): www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5…1lN6G3eapIBuu3lYS For more from the Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance For more about Wales and Brexit: twitter.com/WelshBrexitCU and you can follow all things Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast

Marking the anniversary of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, the Wales Governance Centre held an event in the Senedd with a number of presentations on aspects of Brexit. In this presentation Prof Roger Scully questions whether the UK General Election 2017 was really the ‘Brexit Election’. The videos of this event will be here (once published): www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5…1lN6G3eapIBuu3lYS For more from the Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance For more about Wales and Brexit: twitter.com/WelshBrexitCU and you can follow all things Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast

Marking the anniversary of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, the Wales Governance Centre held an event in the Senedd with a number of presentations on aspects of Brexit. In this presentation Dr Rachel Minto looks at the state of play between the UK Government’s DeExEU and the EU’s negotiating teams and approaches to the negotiations. The videos of this event will be here (once published): www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5…1lN6G3eapIBuu3lYS For more from the Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance For more about Wales and Brexit: twitter.com/WelshBrexitCU and you can follow all things Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast

This mini-episode features the First Minister's introduction to the Welsh Government's new policy paper on Brexit and Devolution. You can read the paper in full here: beta.gov.wales/brexit

This show features Prof Roger Scully, Prof Laura McAllister and Nye Davies of Thinking Wales. We discuss the results of the Welsh Political Barometer published on 1st June 2017 which seems to suggest that after weeks of volatile polling, the 2017 General Election seems to be drifting towards a two party contest in Wales, with projected votes for the Conservatives and Labour at their highest levels for 30 years. We also discuss questions of leadership in both Labour and the Conservatives as well as the challenges facing the media and public when political parties mix devolved and non-devolved issues in their manifestos. We also finish with a real shock - Prof. Scully makes a prediction, not a projection about the upcoming contest in WalesProf. Scully’s blog post about these results: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/electionsinwale…est-welsh-poll/ Thinking Wales: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/thinking-wales/ Blurrt Podcast ‘Political Mosh Pit’: www.spreaker.com/user/bengomedia/…and-more-debates Guardian Election Daily (Owen Jones

The latest Welsh Political Barometer results arrive with another shock. In the week after manifestos are published for the 2017 General Election and after weeks of the Conservatives being ahead in the polls, the Labour Party is fighting back and it appears to be working. Prof. Roger Scully tells all. For more, follow Roger on Twitter: twitter.com/roger_scully Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance and, of course, Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast

Ahead of the snap election on June 8th, Prof. Roger Scully of the Wales Governance Centre delves deep into the polling and electoral data to give an overview of the political landscape in Wales as well as seat projections and potential target seats. View the slides: twitter.com/i/moments/864820198964170752 More from Roger: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/electionsinwale…neral-election/ Follow Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance or Follow us: twitter.com/golau_podcast

In this show, Prof. Roger Scully ( of @ScullyArYTeledu fame: twitter.com/ScullyArYTeledu ) shares the latest findings of the ITV Wales/YouGov/Cardiff University Welsh Political Barometer poll. These results follow the seismic results in the previous poll that showed the potential for a first Conservative majority in Wales in the modern era. This time around, the results show that it's it's not just the Conservative leadership that is 'strong and stable' but their polling appears to be, too. For more detail, visit Prof Scully's blog: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/electionsinwales/ To keep track of the latest from the Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance Or Prof Scully: twitter.com/roger_scully For more on Brexit and Wales: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/brexit/ And if you'd like to ask a question or get in touch with us: twitter.com/golau_podcast

Shortly after Theresa May called a snap UK General Election, the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff University conducted its first Welsh Political Barometer Poll of the campaign. The results are extraordinary. In this episode of Golau, Professors Roger Scully and Laura McAllister share their thoughts on data that suggests that Labour Party dominance in Wales could be coming to an end. Read more about the results on Prof. Scully's Blog, Elections in Wales: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/electionsinwale…neral-election/ And more from Prof McAllister on Medium: medium.com/@LauraMcAllister On Twitter Prof. Scully: twitter.com/roger_scully Prof. McAllister: twitter.com/LauraMcAllister Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast

Mick Fealty of Slugger O'Toole delivers his analysis of the recent Northern Ireland elections and the now infamous RHI scheme that played a major role in the premature end of the previous Northern Ireland Executive. To read more from Mick, you can visit Slugger O'Toole (sluggerotoole.com) or follow him on Twitter (twitter.com/mickfealty). This event was hosted by the Wales Governance Centre (sites.cardiff.ac.uk/wgc/) at Cardiff University. Follow the centre on Twitter for the latest research and analysis of Welsh politics and governance (twitter.com/WalesGovernance). Cardiff University publishes a blog with the latest on Brexit in Wales, read more here: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/brexit/all-posts/

Ahead of delivering his keynote in Cardiff 'An Election To Nowhere' Mick Fealty of Slugger O'Toole briefly discussed Northern Irish politics and Brexit with Cardiff University's Prof. Roger Scully, writer of Elections in Wales. Read more Slugger: sluggerotoole.com More about Prof Scully: www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/330770-scully-roger Elections in Wales: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/electionsinwales/ The Wales Governance Centre: sites.cardiff.ac.uk/wgc/ A Welsh Brexit: blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/brexit/all-posts/

On the day that the UK triggered Article 50, notifying its European partners of its intention to withdraw from the EU, the Welsh Labour Party convened a number of senior Labour figures from across the UK to discuss the future of the UK constitution. After the event, Lord Prescott spoke to Professor Roger Scully of the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff University about the Labour Party's vision for a federal future for the UK and how that interlocks with the UK's withdrawal from the EU. For more about the Wales Governance Centre visit the website: sites.cardiff.ac.uk/wgc/

On the day the UK formally began the process of Brexit by triggering Article 50, the Welsh Labour Party convened a meeting of senior party figures at Cardiff University to announce their plans for a constitutional convention to explore the federal options for the UK. Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales, along with leading figures from across the UK (Gordon Brown, John Prescott, Kezia Dugdale and Jon Trickett MP) discussed their ideas of how a federal UK could work and took questions from an audience crammed with experts. This event was hosted by the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff University. For more about the centre's work, visit their website: sites.cardiff.ac.uk/wgc/

In light of the announcement of a new independence referendum in Scotland, this episode of Golau features a fascinating lecture from Prof. Sir Tom Devine of Edinburgh University. Recorded at the Pierhead in Cardiff Bay in late 2016, he considers the reasons for SNP’s success and the collapse of Labour in Scotland from a historian’s point of view. He concludes with some thoughts on the Scottish question after Brexit and what the future might hold for a restless nation.

This special episode of Golau is a broadcast of Prof Rick Rawlings Lecture ‘The Strange Reconstitution of Wales’, delivered at Cardiff University’s Glamorgan Building on the 9th March 2017. In the lecture, Rick reflects on the process and durability of the Wales Act 2017. Prof Rick Rawlings: www.laws.ucl.ac.uk/people/richard-rawlings/ The Wales Governance Centre: sites.cardiff.ac.uk/wgc/ Don't forget to subscribe to Golau on iTunes, Overcast or Stitcher to have the next episode download automatically to your device.

In this special episode of Golau, Prof Rick Rawlings of UCL and Richard Wyn Jones of Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre discuss the Wales Act 2017, the LCM vote in the Senedd and the implications of the Wales Act 2017 will have on the working relationship between the UK & Welsh Governments during the Brexit process.

This week, we're joined by Dr Rachel Minto of Cardiff's Wales Governance Centre, Dr Huw Pritchard and (nearly Dr) Manon George of Cardiff University's School of Law and Politics. This week we discuss: David Davis - speech about EU workers in the UK twitter.com/davidschneider/stat…/834320122038853632 UK faces a hefty Brexit bill - Juncker www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39042876 Finance Ministers quadrilateral - continued criticism of UK Gov not engaging with non-England nations gov.wales/newsroom/finance1/2017/58911619/?lang=en UK Gov ‘refuses to engage’ on Brexit - Mark Reckless www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-38906863 Welsh Gov after full, uninterrupted access to single market: twitter.com/fmwales/status/832308525128884225 ‘Not irreconcilable’ with UK Gov? www.itv.com/news/2017-01-30/the…leaders-in-cardiff/ Drop us a line at @golau_podcast on Twitter or our contributors @RA_Minto @Huw_Pritchard @ManonGeorge or the Wales Governance Centre @WalesGovernance

Golau - A Very Merry Brexmas by Prifysgol Caerdydd - Cardiff University

As part of the Festival of Social Science 2023, a brilliant panel of experts from across Cardiff, Bangor and Swansea University came together to explore the Power of Social Science. The panel answers a diverse range of questions from the audience and use their various backgrounds to discuss the various ways forward in this subject.

Continuing our series of 'Talking Anti-Racism' lectures, our School of Biosciences hosted this talk from Professor Parveen Yaqoob (Professor of Nutritional Physiology, Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Innovation), University of Reading; Chair of Athena Swan Governance Committee) In this talk, Professor Yaqoob will: - Share snapshots of her lived experience of racism, as a second-generation British Pakistani growing up in South London in the 70s and 80s, as a university student at Oxford, and during her career as an academic and university leader. - Explore whether universities in the UK are institutionally racist. - Explain why a Race Equality Review was needed at the University of Reading and what it aims to achieve. - Set out three key steps to making your organisation anti-racist. Panel Members: Professor Dipak Ramji (Chair), Professor Jim Murray, Professor Daniela Riccardi and Dr Numair Masud. Yn y cyflwyniad hwn, bydd yr Athro Yaqoob yn gwneud y canlynol: - Rhannu rhwyfaint o'