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ALT ‘Setting out the global context of Welsh studies is an essential and important precursor to understanding Wales’s journey to become an inclusive and antiracist nation. This volume of essays sets out the journey in an instructive and insightful manner within a global framework. As a pioneering collection, it broadens the horizons of Welsh Studies by linking local histories with transnational dynamics, and by reshaping our perceptions of Wales through the lenses of race, nationality and ethnicity. It offers an innovative approach, bridging disciplines and pushing the boundaries of scholarship on Wales’s diverse heritage and its rightful place as a trailblazing nation on inclusion worldwide. Within series, the volume is an excellent introduction to the redefining of Welsh identity by exploring its diverse and multicultural heritage, amplifying the narrative about the concept of belonging. It is a must read for anyone who seeks to understand our journey to inclusion and integration here

ALT The cover of 'Globalising Welsh Studies: Decolonising History, Heritage, Society and Culture', edited by Neil Evans and Charlotte Williams. The cover is yellow and features the 'My City, My Shirt' mural in Cardiff.