- Volume 2, Number 4
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This issue of the Quarterly reports on the five Borderlines Conferences which
were convened across Canada in 2002-3. Borderlines: Canada in North America
was created to initiate a national discussion on the evolving relationship
between Canada and the United States. In the light of the events of September
11th, 2001 and subsequent security measures taken by the United States, there
was a concern that our relationship with our closest neighbour would become
defined by these events. While trade and security issues remain at the top
of both of Canadian and U.S. agendas, many other issues emerge: resource management
and co-ordination, the importance of regional north-south trade, bi-lateral
versus multi-lateral approaches and the effects of globalization on political
and cultural institutions. For detailed information on each of the conferences
go to Borderlines.
Borderlines: Canada in North America
A National Consultation
What Was Said:
The Border and Market Access
Security and Defence
Resources
Canadian Sovereignty and Identity
A North American Community of Law
Allan Gotlieb
The North American Economic Space
Wendy Dobson
See You in Washington: Institutions for North American Integration
Robert Wolfe
Some Thoughts on Canadian Distinctiveness
John Helliwell
Borderlines Polling: What do Canadians Think?
Commentaries by Andrew Parkin and Matthew Mendelsohn
Reports from:
Calgary, Montreal, Halifax, Vancouver, Washington
- Volume 2, Number 3
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Action Speaks Louder!
Making the Case for Youth Recreation
A Report on the Laidlaw Foundation Forum
Integrated Service Delivery: More Effective and Less Expensive
Dr. Gina Browne
Challenges and Opportunities
Linda Albright Phyllis Berck Wayne Fairhead Colin Hood
Solutions and Strategies: the Ottawa Experience
Dick Stewart
Winners of the Jane Jacobs Prize: 2001 and 2002
Jutta Mason, David Walsh, Amanuel Melles and Mel Greif
Municipal Funding for Recreation
Enid Slack
- Volume 2, Number 2
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Local Currencies: Making Money, Making Change
By Susan Witt and Robert Swann
The Waterworks: Photographs 1967
By Noel Best
Grazing on the Commons: The Public Good Project
Efficiency and the Commons: a conversation with Jane Jacobs and Janice Gross
Stein
Winners of the Jane Jacobs Prize: 2001 and 2002
Jutta Mason, David Walsh, Amanuel Melles and Mel Greif
Update: C5 Mayors' Meeting in Vancouver: January 2002
- Volume 2, Number 1
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C5: Historic First Meeting of Canadian Mayors with Jane Jacobs: The Urban
Challenge
Defining the Problem
Next Steps
C5 at a Glance
- Volume 1, Number 4
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Wild Ideas: Sustainable Solutions Through Biomimicry
by Janine M. Benyus
Living on the Edge: The Evolution of Integral Society
by Sally Goerner
Vietnam Diary
by Stan McRoberts
Shape-shifting Values: Does the Internet Spell the End of the Commons?
A Conversation with Paulina Borsook
- Volume 1, Number 3
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Uncommon Sense: A Focus on the Real and Particular in Cities
by Ken Greenberg
Toronto: Considering Self-government
by Jane Jacobs and Mary W. Rowe
The Forgotten Art of The City
by Eberhard Zeidler
Winners of the Jane Jacobs Prize: 2001
Rollo Myers and Iria Vieira
- Volume 1, Number 2
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Values and Cities
by Lukas van Spengler
Investing in the Whole Community: Strategies for a Caring Society
by Sherri Torjman
Chaos, Order and Values
by Alan Littlewood
- Volume 1, Number 1
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Credit that Matters
by Mary Houghton
The role of credit in the formation of young and small business
The Jane Jacobs Prize: 1999
Mary Lou Morgan and Dan Yashinsky spend an evening with Jane Jacobs
Urban Visions
Jane Jacobs on Rowley Walter Murphy and Eric Freifeld
