Politici urbane: rolul complex al proiectantului în planificarea urbană

Elena Maria MINEA

Abstract


Planning is a highly political activity. Not only is it immersed in politics, but also it is inseparable from the law. The study of planning quickly takes one into ideology. Planning issues and controversy inevitably raise questions about the proper role of government and the line between public needs and private rights. What properly is to be a matter of political decision, and what properly should be left to the market? What is the justification for planning intervention? How should planners intervene? These are the questions to be answered here.


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