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TWICE THE SIZE? IMAGINEERING THE FUTURE OF IRISH GATEWAYS A REPORT FOR THE URBAN FORUM March 2008 The Futures Academy The School of Spatial Planning The Faculty of Built Environment Dublin Institute of Technology 3
Page 1: TWICE THE SIZE? IMAGINEERING THE FU
Page 5 and 6: THE PROJECT TEAM The project has be
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Page 9 and 10: Delivering a vision of the city tha
Page 11 and 12: 7 Scenarios for Ireland in 2030 100
Page 13 and 14: Executive Summary Introduction All
Page 15 and 16: Value systems of societies can be d
Page 17 and 18: “The Fragility of Mé Féin” I
Page 19 and 20: The Future of Gateways Cork Cork
Page 21: PART I INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY AN
Page 24 and 25: To address the main aim, the follow
Page 26 and 27: scenarios would be framed; and a ra
Page 28 and 29: questions usually facing those work
Page 30 and 31: 2.2.1 Prospective Through Scenarios
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Page 34 and 35: 6. Create Different Scenarios There
Page 36 and 37: motivated large numbers of people i
Page 38 and 39: 2.2.3 The facilitation of collabora
Page 40 and 41: Intermediate industrial regions. Th
Page 42 and 43: towns into one: Lucan and Clondalki
Page 44 and 45: natural environment by urban develo
Page 46 and 47: functional urban regions include th
Page 48 and 49: Land banking and reserve. Long-ter
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3.2.2 Dublin and the Gateways - Iss
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Gateways and their catchment areas
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Figure 7: Inglehart-Welzel Cultural
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characteristic of human development
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INSIGHT 2: MECHANISMS FOR URBAN DEV
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3.3 Potential “The full extent of
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INSIGHT 3: TEN PRINCIPLES FOR SMART
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PART II: Exploring the Future 4 THE
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like. The needs of safety, security
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Global Context The most significant
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immigration accounts for more than
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Wild Cards Some potential ‘wild c
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adopting processes or products that
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technology advances. It should equa
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2. Corporately, the power of busine
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egional governance with appropriate
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18. Over the next decade or so, tra
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into a world that embraces both sus
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9. Two of the key environmental pro
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SOCIETAL CHANGE A tidal wave of cul
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years, but three out of four people
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Wild Cards Some potential ‘wild c
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educational, industrial and governm
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same context, there should be immed
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Global It is a “market world” i
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The Eastern region of Ireland is ho
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a new strong cluster companies, oft
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For the prosperous cities of the Co
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PROSPECTS Irish identity becomes s
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estructuring. By 2020, however, bur
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And, though the strong state contro
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high-technical medical and bio-phar
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awareness and wisdom of community.
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Knowledge management, in fact, is k
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Unfortunately, international cooper
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Irish UN troops in Saudi Arabia in
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These highly unsustainable patterns
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nationalistic government has set ab
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PART III PROSPECTIVE AND RECOMMENDA
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PART III: Prospective and Recommend
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‘transversal’ links running in
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not the intention of the policy mak
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Desirable Outcomes The emergence o
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Economic Development Excellent edu
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10 CONCLUSION The study’s origina
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INSIGHT 5: 5 Minute City 143
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145
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PART IV THE FUTURE OF THE GATEWAYS
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PART IV: The Future of the Gateways
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FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR CORK SCENARIO
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of course, prices of organic produc
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framework to deliver the basic moto
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the psychological aspirations of id
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SCENARIO 3: Noe’s Children (Natio
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B. DUNDALK MAIN DRIVING FORCES OF C
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old age poverty and by 2013 sustain
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intervention and investment in publ
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SCENARIO 3: I met the enemy, it’s
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C. GALWAY MAIN DRIVING FORCES OF CH
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IH: You mentioned urban sprawl, wha
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SCENARIO 2: Talent, Technology and
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As these ‘Employee villages’ fi
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Entrepreneurialism was strongly adv
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energy production. By 2020, Galway
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FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR LETTERKENNY SC
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SCENARIO 2: CONNECTED LETTERKENNY(N
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Swilly as a significant amenity, re
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SCENARIO 3: The Loud Voices (Nation
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Furthermore, in 2017, Letterkenny c
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FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR LIMERICK SCENA
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SCENARIO 2: The road to recovery (N
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SCENARIO 3: Back to the future (Nat
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F. MIDLANDS MAIN DRIVING FORCES OF
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Wind and nuclear energy capabilitie
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SCENARIO 2: Sleeping Beauty (Nation
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thinking about it this morning, whe
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TM: What was the role of Mullingar
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G. SLIGO MAIN DRIVING FORCES OF CHA
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Development of major shopping centr
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This landmark demographic transitio
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SCENARIO 3: The Falling Angel (Nati
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H. WATERFORD MAIN DRIVING FORCES OF
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The elevation of the Waterford Inst
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egion. The roll out of broadband wa
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has been abandoned due to inefficie
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Hall, P. and Pain, K. (Ed.) (2006)
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APPENDICES 225
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Appendix 1 List of people, who part
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Joe Buckley Shannon Airport John Bo
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Sean Lally Clarion Hotel, Limerick
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