Other publications
This series includes books and pamphlets, and our Occasional Papers. We welcome proposals for publication.
Transport and Social Justice: are roads the way out of poverty?
Sustrans Information Sheet FF45 February 2008
This paper, launched by Sustrans Cymru, the Bevan Foundation and SERA, argues that 'transport poverty' excludes people from jobs, and many essential services. The paper argues that rethinking the design of towns and cities, coupled with better public transport and help to live healthy life-styles, should be prioritised in public policy.
Download report.
One Workforce: migrant workers in Wales
- a trade union report
by Victoria Winckler
48pp, English
 | This study looks at the issues raised for trades unions by the arrival of migrant workers in Wales from Eastern Europe. Based on interviews with trades union officials and others, and a review of literature and available statistics, the report concludes that the issues are as much about the protection afforded to ALL employees as about migrants themselves. |
Wales United: partnership for progress
by Peter Hain and Rhodri Morgan
September 2007, 28pp. English.
Rhodri Morgan AM and Peter Hain MP look at current issues in the devolution debate, arguing that there are benefits to Wales in remaining within the UK as well as gains to be had from devolution. Download the report. 
Setting the Agenda: Priorities for Public Policy
2007 - 2012
by Victoria Winckler, foreword by Vivienne Sugar
November 2006, 70pp English
| This book sets out some of the key themes which the Assembly Government might consider pursuing over the next term. It covers full employment, rights and responsibilities in health care, creating a future for young people, and building sustainable communities. The foreword by Vivienne Sugar sets the context by reviewing the Assembly's achievements over the last 8 years. Download the book |
by Victoria Winckler
| This research guages whether the public had views about dual candidacy. The findings suggest the public regard constituency members as the legitimate representative of an area. However, this view was combined with a general lack of understanding in the electoral process and the roles of the two types of assembly member. Download paper |
edited by Victoria Winckler
 | The aim of the conference was to discuss the key features social justice in Wales, and how it might be promoted. These included issues around equalities and diversity, working life, and health and wellbeing, especially of children. Download paper |