Borderlands Journal

Borderlands: The Journal of Spatial Planning in Ireland
ICLRD’s informative annual journal includes timely articles on cross-border and inter-jurisdictional cooperation on the island of Ireland – and beyond.
The publication of the journal was made possible by funding received from INTERREG IVA administered by the Special EU Programmes Body.
Copies of the latest issue of the journal are available for download here.

Issue 5 – Spring/Summer 2016

Contents:     A Word from our Chair – Ms. Caitriona Mullan Introduction – Mr. Jack Keyes Rethinking Shared Services: Towards Shared Outcomes?– Prof. Deborah Peel   ‘Every Turn of the Wheel is a Revolution’: Towards the Development of a Cross-Border Greenways and Cycle-Route Network in the Irish Border Region – Dr. Andrew McClelland The value of Cross-Border Emergency Management in Adapting to Climate Change – Dr. Conor Murphy, Ms. Caroline Creamer, Dr. Andrew McClelland and Prof. Mark Boyle Ireland’s Input-Output Framework – Where are the Regions? – Ms. Mary A. Carey and Prof. Thomas G. Johnson Reflection: Shared Services in an Environment of Unprecedented Change – Impacts on Local Government – Dr. Seán Ó’Riordáin Information about the International Centre for Local and Regional Development

Issue 4 – April 2014

Contents:     A Word from our Chairman – Tim O’Connor Introduction – Padriac White Place-Based Leadership: A new agenda for spatial planning and local governance – Robin Hambleton A Perfect Storm? Planning for a more sustainable steady state on the island of Ireland – Greg Lloyd A Functional-Based Approach to Measuring the Socio-Economic Performance of Ireland’s Primary Urban Centres: Findings and Policy Implications from the Gateways and Hubs Development Index 2012 – Derville Brennan and Adrian O’Donoghue Reflections on Fifty Years of National and Regional Planning in Ireland – Jim Walsh Planning to Live with Difference – Frank Gaffikin Local Authorities and Cross-Border Collaboration: Insights from Hungary – Romania. – Brendan O’Keeffe Information about the International Centre for Local and Regional Development

Issue 3- Summer 2013

Contents:     A Word from our Chairman, Dr Tim O’Connor Introductory Comments -John Driscoll and Caroline Creamer Transport Policy, Land-use Dynamics, and Economic Development Patterns: Scenario Modeling for the Dublin-Dundalk-Newry-Belfast Dr Brendan Williams, Dr Walter Foley, Dr Harutyn Shahumyan, and Dr Laura Petrov Spatial Planning: A Trans-Atlantic Planning – Dr Harutyun Shahumyan, Prof. Gerrit Knapp, and Prof Zorica Nedovic-Budic Key Indicators for Territorial Cohesion and Spatial Planning: the Reform of EU Cohesion Policy and the New Role of Spatial Indicators – Dr Ainhoa Gonzalez and Mr Gavin Daly Spanning the Boundaries: Spatial Planning as Reticulism – Prof. Deborah Peel Investing in Peace: Reflections on the Work of the International Fund for Ireland from 1986-2011 – Mr Paddy Harte The Planner’s Toolkit: Can We Plan for New Tasks Using Existing Processes and Mechanisms? – Prof. Karina Pallagst Limerick Regeneration: a Review 2007-2012 – John Fitzgerald Local Government in Transition: Perspectives from Ireland and the UK– Dr Brendan O’Keeffe Cross-Border Health Data: Geographical Considerations? -Dr Ronan Foley

Issue 2- January 2012

	Contents:     A Word from our Chairman Tim O’Connor and Introduction by Frank McDonald Pathways to Managing Regional Growth: Lessons from Portland, Oregon, and Denver, Colorado – Allan Wallis All-Island Deprivation Index: Towards the Development of Consistent Deprivation Measures for the Island of Ireland – Trutz Haase, Jonathan Pratschke and Justin Gleeson New Analytical Methodologies for Evidence-Based Infrastructure Planning in the Public Sector – Martin M. Spollen and Johann Gallagher Reinstating Kids in Planning and Policy – Brendan Gleeson and Caroline Creamer Two Systems – One Island: Examining the Linkages between Housing, Data and Planning on the Island of Ireland – Karen Keaveney Global Perspectives on How Marine Spatial Planning Can Contribute to the Management of Ireland’s Ocean Resources – Kate Burns River Basin Management and Spatial Planning: Prospects for Integration and Cross-Border Cooperation? – Cormac Walsh Information about the ICLRD.
Issue 1 – January 2011
	Contents:     Word from our Chairman – Feargal McCormack The Genesis Story (Look who’s coming to dinner) – Tim O’Connor The Spatial Planning Model: Balancing Private Sector Interests with the ‘Common Good’ – Greg Lloyd Planning & Governance Reform – Caroline Creamer et al. Addressing the Challenge of Being ‘Data Rich but Insight Poor’ in Boston, Massachusetts – Charlotte Kahn & Holly St Clair Sustainable Communities – Peter Roberts The Basel Metropolitan Area – John Driscoll & Francois Vigier Reflection: Delving into the Relationship between Planning & Housing in Ireland – Karen Keaveney
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