Dr Huw Lewis

BA Prifysgol Cymru MA Prifysgol Cymru PhD Prifysgol Aberystwyth

Dr Huw Lewis

Senior Lecturer in International Politics

Department of International Politics

Contact Details

Profile

Huw joined the Department of International Politics as a member of staff in September 2009. He previously studied at the department as an undergraduate and as a postgraduate. His doctoral research, which he completed in May 2009, focused on the normative dimension of efforts to revitalise minority languages.

Teaching

Module Coordinator
Coordinator
Tutor
Lecturer
Moderator

PhD Supervision
Normative Political Theory
Multiculturalism
Language Politics and Policy
UK and Welsh Politics

Research

Huw's research interests include: normative political theory; debates concerning multiculturalism and nationalism; language politics and Welsh politics.

Office Hours (Student Contact Times)

  • Tuesday 11.30-12.30
  • Friday 13:30-14:30

Publications

Lewis, H & Cunnington Wynn, L 2024, ARFOR, allfudo a’r Gymraeg: Gwersi o ymchwil cyfoes ym maes allfudo i gefnogi gwaith rhaglen ARFOR II. Centre for Welsh Politics and Society.
Lewis, H & Cunnington Wynn, L 2024, ARFOR, out-migration and the Welsh language: Findings from recent research on out-migration to inform the work of the ARFOR II programme. Centre for Welsh Politics and Society.
Hughes, B, Jones, K, Jones, R & Lewis, H 2023, Adolygiad o Gynllun Grantiau Llywodraeth Cymru i Hyrwyddo a Hwyluso’r Defnydd o’r Gymraeg. Llywodraeth Cymru | Welsh Government.
Lewis, H & Royles, E 2023, Governance, complexity, and multi-level language policy and planning. in M Gazzola, F Grin, L Cardinal & K Heugh (eds), The Routledge Handbook of Language Policy and Planning. Taylor & Francis, pp. 272-285. 10.4324/9780429448843-22
Lewis, H & Royles, E 2022, Examining the Political Origins of Language Policies. in W McLeod, R Dunbar, K Jones & J Walsh (eds), Language, Policy and Territory: A Festschrift for Colin H. Williams. Springer Nature, pp. 19-37. 10.1007/978-3-030-94346-2_2
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