Titlebook: Language, Policy and Territory; A Festschrift for Co Wilson McLeod,Rob Dunbar,John Walsh Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Recent Legal Developments in Wales: Moving Beyond Individual to Group Rights?to be rights held by the individual against the state. Against this backdrop, Dunbar analyses three recent pieces of legislation in Wales, all of which impose obligations on the government to consider the impact of a wide range of policy decisions on the language itself. He argues that this is an im

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Networked Territories of Language and Nationographical attention on landscapes, the importance of specific sites and places, and the significance of territory. Jones uses this more networked interpretation of national territories to examine the territorial extent of a sense of Welshness that is defined according to Welsh language ability. He

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Placemaking: Towards Rethinking Land-Use Planning and Language Planning for a Thriving Welsh Languagdes an opportunity for collaboration that pushes the boundaries of both disciplines to respond to the challenges of planning for the Welsh language. She notes Colin Williams’s contribution to forging closer links between land-use planning and language planning and how he played a key role in securin

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Signs of the Times: Onomastics and Language Policy in Walesstrates the intermingling of languages and cultures that are reflected in the place-names of Wales and shows how language activism led to the acknowledgement that Welsh forms of place-names had a legitimate place in the linguistic landscape. She charts the ways in which various committees have devel

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