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  The emergence of green infrastructure as promoting the centralisation of a landscape perspective in spatial planning: the case of Ireland 

  Collier, Marcus (2017)

  The ‘landscape’ approach to planning and design has long since advanced a social-ecological perspective that conceives ecosystems health and human well-being as mutually constitutive. However, conventional public sector ...
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  Urban transformation with TURAS open innovations; opportunities for transitioning through transdisciplinarity 

  Collier, Marcus (2016)

  Transitioning is a unidirectional process of mainstreaming sustainability within normative societal behaviour, which communities hope will build resilience, reduce our dependence on distant resources and lead to the ...
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  Farmland abandonment in Europe: an overview of drivers, consequences and assessment of the sustainability implications. 

  Collier, Marcus (2018)

  In the last decades, there have been large areas of agricultural land that were abandoned in Europe, producing significant social and environmental impacts. Land abandonment is a dynamic process, which is influenced by a ...
• Focus group discourses in a mined landscape 

  Collier, Marcus (2010)

  Focus group research is rarely used for examining environmental discourses other than when conflict arises. This study looks at local citizen perceptions in relation to mined (or ‘cutaway’) industrial peatland landscapes ...
• Conflicting rationalities, knowledge and values in scarred landscapes 

  Collier, Marcus (2009)

  Incorporating public or local preferences in landscape planning is often discussed with respect to the difficulties associated with accurate representation, stimulating interest and overcoming barriers to participation. ...

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