Ray DM, MacLachlan IR, Lamarche RH, Srinath KP. Economic shock and regional resilience: Continuity and change in Canada’s regional employment structure, 1987-2012. Environment and Planning A. Forthcoming.

MacLachlan I. Evolution of a Revolution: Meat Consumption and Livestock Production in the Developing World. In: Political Ecologies of Meat. New York: Routledge, Earthscan; 2015.

MacLachlan I, Horsley J. New Town in the Bush: Planning Knowledge Transfer and the Design of Kwinana, Western Australia. Journal of Planning History. 2015;14(2):112-134.

Kwinana Industrial Area: Agglomeration economies and industrial symbiosis on Western Australia’s Cockburn Sound. Australian Geographer. 2013;44(4):383–400.

Ray MD, Lamarche RH, MacLachlan IR. Restoring the “Regional” to Regional Policy: A Regional Typology of Western Canada. Canadian Public Policy . 2013;39(3):411-429.

MacLachlan I. Global Consumption Patterns. In: 21st Century Geography: A Reference Handbook . Sage Publications; 2012.

MacLachlan I. Peer review: The foundation of publication decisions. Canadian Geographer/Le Géographe canadien. 2012;56:1-2.

MacLachlan I, Townshend I. Regional Impacts of BSE in Alberta: Exploring Regional and Structural Dynamics of Alberta’s Cattle Herd Using a Shift-Share Model. In: Geographical Perspectives on Sustainable Rural Change. Brandon, MB: Rural Development Press; 2010.

Townshend I, Hungerford L, MacLachlan I, Johnston T. Urban Versus Rural Community: Towards Community Experiential Convergence and Undifferentiated Rural Space. In: Geographical Perspectives on Sustainable Rural Change. ; 2010.

MacLachlan I. Betting the Farm: Food Safety and the Beef Commodity Chain. In: Food and Fuel: Solutions for the Future . Toronto: House of Anansi Press (Reprinted from Feeding the Future, see MacLachlan 2004); 2009. Website

MacLachlan I. Humanitarian Reform, Slaughter Technology, and Butcher Resistance in Nineteenth-Century Britain. In: Meat, Modernity and the Rise of the Slaughterhouse. University Press of New England (Revised from “Coup de Grâce,” see MacLachlan 2006); 2008.

MacLachlan I. A bloody offal nuisance: the persistence of private slaughter-houses in nineteenth-century London. Urban History [Internet]. 2007;34:227. Website

MacLachlan I. The Historical Development of Cattle Production in Canada. [Internet]. 2006. Website

Croil S, MacLachlan I. Your Call is Important to Us: Call Centres in Lethbridge, Alberta. Western Geography [Internet]. 2006;15/16:1-27. Website

MacLachlan I. Coup de Grâce: Humane Cattle Slaughter in Nineteenth Century Britain. Food and History. 2005;3:145-171.

MacLachlan I, Bateman N, Johnston TRR. Cultivating a New Cattle Culture: Lifelong Learning and Pasture Land. In: Presenting and Representing Natural Environments. Springer; 2005.

MacLachlan I. Feedlot Growth in Southern Alberta: A Neo-Fordist Interpretation. In: Rural Change and Sustainability: Agriculture, the Environment and Communities. CABI Publishing; 2005.

MacLachlan I. ‘The greatest and most offensive nuisance that ever disgraced the capital of a kingdom’: The slaughterhouses and shambles of modern Edinburgh. Review of Scottish Culture. 2005;17:57-71.

MacLachlan I. Industrial Development of Lethbridge: A Geographical Interpretation. [Internet]. 2004. Website

MacLachlan I. Betting the Farm: Food Safety, Risk Society, and the Canadian Cattle and Beef Commodity Chain. In: Feeding the Future: From Fat to Famine How to Solve the World’s Food Crises. Toronto: House of Anansi Press; 2004.

Townshend I, MacLachlan I, O'Donoghue D. Integrated Dis-Integration: Employment Structure of First Nations Communities on the Prairies Relative to their Local Regions. Canadian Journal of Native Studies. 2004;24:91-127.

MacLachlan I, Townshend I. Stockyards Districts as Industrial Clusters in Two Western Canadian Cities. Western Geography. 2003;13/14:44-68.

MacLachlan I. Situational Factors and Urban Growth: The Case of Lethbridge and Alberta’s Metropolitan Centres. In: Monitoring Cities: International Perspectives Calgary: International Geographical Union, Commission on Monitoring Cities of Tomorrow. Calgary: International Geographical Union, Commission on Monitoring Cities of Tomorrow; 2002.

MacLachlan I. Kill and chill: restructuring Canada's beef commodity chain. Toronto: University of Toronto Press; 2001.

MacLachlan I, MacKay B. Lethbridge and the Trans-Canada Airway. Alberta History. 2000;48:2-13.

MacLachlan I, Aguilar AG. Maquiladora myths: Locational and structural change in Mexico's export manufacturing industry. The Professional Geographer. 1998;50:315-331.

MacLachlan I. Spatial patterns of income and income inequality in Mexico City. Geografía y Desarrollo . 1998;16:16.

MacLachlan I, Sawada R. Measures of income inequality and social polarization in Canadian metropolitan areas. The Canadian Geographer/Le Géographe Canadien. 1997;41:377-397.

MacLachlan I. Organizational restructuring of US-based manufacturing subsidiaries and plant closure. In: Canada and the Global Economy: The Geography of Structural and Technological Change. Montreal: McGill-Queen's Press; 1996.

MacLachlan I. Regional diversification policy in Alberta. Alberta and Northwest Territories Journal of Planning Practice. 1993;11:35-55.

MacLachlan I. Plant closure and market dynamics: competitive strategy and rationalization. Economic Geography. 1992:128-145.

MacLachlan I. Subcontracting in Hokkaido's Resource Processing Sectors. Kaihatsu Ronshu: The Journal of Development Policy Studies. 1992;49:181-196.

MacLachlan I. Economic development and industrial employment: A thousand points of light?. Alberta and Northwest Territories Journal of Planning Practice. 1991;10:31-44.

MacLachlan I. Catastrophe Theory and Geography: A Partially Annotated Bibliography. 1982.