Books by Thomas Glyn Watkin

This book analyses and describes the process of law-making for Wales from initial ideas for legislation, through their development into policies and legislative proposals, to final enactment and implementation.

This account of civil law explores the Roman achievement and traces how the contribution of the ancients was recognized and embraced over the centuries. It focuses on those parts of the civilian legal heritage which are important to an understanding of contemporary civil law systems.

Wales has been served by a variety of legal systems and laws over the last two millennia. This book traces the various strands of Wales' legal history from its beginnings, identifying and assessing the importance of the native Welsh, Roman, and English influences to Wales' legal social identity.