North American Journal of Welsh Studies

14/10/2015

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01/07/2015

The recent acquisitions to the National Monuments Record of Wales page highlights particularly interesting, important, or attractive record collections or single items, recently accessioned into the Archive

30/06/2015

The 2014 edition of NAJWS is back online after some technical issues. You can find essays on Welsh labour and Conservative history, philosophy, and architecture at http://welshstudiesjournal.org/

16/11/2014

The 2014 edition of NAJWS has now been published. You can find essays on Welsh labour and Conservative history, philosophy, and architecture at http://welshstudiesjournal.org/issue/view/6

31/10/2014

The 2014 edition of NAJWS is only a few days away. Essays on philosophy, history and architecture.

06/08/2014

"Four Nations History: A New Subject?" Daryl Leeworthy University of Huddersfield Thirty years ago, the Welsh historian and ‘People’s Remembrancer’, Gwyn Alf Williams, posed the question ‘When was ...

06/08/2014

United Kingdom? Four Nations Approaches to Modern ‘British’ History King's College London, 20 February 2015 (TBC) Keynote speaker Dr Paul O'Leary, Aberystwyth University In the 1990s, historians ex...

06/08/2014

Some thoughts on ‘four nations history’ and the history of sexuality This week, PhD Student Simon Jenkins considers the implications of a 'four nations' approach for our understanding of the histor...

06/08/2014

Welsh Migration to America This week, freelance producer Colin Thomas tells us about the forthcoming ebook, The Dragon and the Eagle/Y Ddraig a’r Eryr. The Dragon and the Eagle/Y Ddraig a’r Eryr is...

28/11/2013

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21/09/2013

The new edition of NAJWS is now available at http://welshstudiesjournal.org/

ARTICLES
Maurice, Son of Theodoric: Welsh Kings and the Mediterranean World AD 550-650
Philip Jenkins
‘Free Speech, Free Press A Byth Free Men’: The Welsh Language and Politics in Wisconsin
Robert Humphries
“When an American is Drunk He Brags; And When A Welshman is Drunk He Sings”: American Identity and the Celebration Of Welshness in Wirt Sikes’s British Goblins (1880)
Adam Coward
Cronin and The Chronotope: Place, Time and Pessimistic Individualism in The Citadel
Christopher Meredith
‘Where Welfare Holds the Key to Prosperity’? Industrial Paternalism and Industrial Relations in the Ebbw Vale Steel Industry, 1944-1962
Bleddyn Penny
The Dynamics of Devolution: An Enquiry into the Role and Significance of Wales’s Post-Devolution National Theatres
Anwen Jones
Sporting Events, Image, and Identities in Contemporary Wales
John Harris
Teaching about the Celts and the Celtic Regions of United Kingdom and Ireland
Kurt Jefferson
The Dawning / Gyda’r Wawr
Gareth Thomas

a peer-reviewed academic Welsh studies journal published by the NAASWCH