Presents a profoundly original piece of research exploring how the public view the exercise of police powers, utilising short video-clips of real-life police incidents and then capturing the resulting discussions from a variety of partcicpants, rather than relying on the usual opinion surveys gauging approval or satisfaction.

The late Victorian and early Edwardian eras were crucial to the spread of socialism throughout Britain, including Wales. This book offers the first full-scale study of the growth of the movement in the period, looking at it specifically in terms of the spread of ideas and the development of a political culture rather than at its structural growth. It culminates in a discussion of attempts in the years right before World War I to create a specifically Welsh socialist tradition.
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