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Tag Archives: Brexit

How will Brexit affect Ireland?

Original Blogs CliffHague.comBy Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

This blog was first posted in September 2017. The EU has rightly made the issue of Ireland a central element of the Brexit negotiations. What might be the territorial  impact of creating an external border between Ireland and Northern Ireland? A cross-border conference in Dundalk, organised by RTPI, brought a sharp focus on the challenges…

Trump, planning and cities

Original Blogs CliffHague.comBy Cliff Hague23. January 2023Leave a comment

A guest blog by Klaus Kunzmann, first posted in 2016, reflected on the likely impact of Trump’s victory and prompted me to respond with some more ideas. Klaus Kunzmann has pointed to the potentially negative impacts on planning arising from Donald Trump’s ascendency to the US presidency.  It is difficult to disagree with his dystopian prognosis. An…

What does the election of Trump mean for planning and the profession?

Guest BlogBy Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

Guest blogger Klaus Kunzmann shared his thoughts from Potsdam on what a Trump presidency could mean for planning and planners in this blog from 2016. First Brexit, then Trump. The liberal elites in Europe and beyond are shocked. In a brief statement in the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine on 10 November Saskia Sassen has expressed her concerns…

Nexit? Netherlands exit – and an unconsidered worst case-scenario

Guest BlogBy Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

This Guest Blog was first posted in 2016. How might Brexit impact on the EU? Will the Netherlands be next? David Evers scratches the scabs. This Guest Blog is contributed by David Evers from the Netherlands Environmental Protection Agency. The views expressed are his own, and not those of the Agency or of ESPON, for…

What will be the impact of Brexit on planning in the UK?

News Items, Pre-2020By Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

This blog was first published in June 2016, the day after the Brexit referenedum. A Brexit-induced crash in the markets seems likely to set the framework for the work of planners in the months ahead. I am writing early on Monday afternoon, 27 June 2016. The Pound has fallen to a 31 year low; shares…

BREXIT – A blow to the European planning community

Guest BlogBy Cliff Hague20. January 2023Leave a comment

This blog was first pubished in 2016. Klaus Kunzmann, distinguished professor of spatial planning at the Technical University of Dortmund, gives his reaction to Brexit and ponders what it means for planning and planners. England (though not Scotland) has voted for Brexit. It will take months until those who voted against Europe will realize that…

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