Objectives and knowledge of spatial planning. Notes for the reconstruction of a statute for the discipline
Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Luigi Mazza
Publishing Year 2012 Issue 2012/62
Language Italian Pages 6 P. 7-12 File size 138 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2012-062001
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Urban planning culture in Italy, but also elsewhere, is experiencing a period of particular academic and social weakness. This weakness is seen, at least in part, in the absence of rules for the discipline to reinforce training processes and to give them authority. Planning culture today is characterised by a large number of different objectives which are not always clear and consistent with each other. No codified technical language exists with which to communicate without too many misunderstandings. A training process cannot be based on practices alone, but requires the support of institutionalised knowledge and it is therefore indispensible to ask the question whether it is still possible to refer to spatial planning as a discipline.
Keywords: Spatial planning; technical languages; institutionalised knowledge
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Luigi Mazza, Finalità e sapere della pianificazione spaziale. Appunti per la ricostruzione di uno statuto disciplinare in "TERRITORIO" 62/2012, pp 7-12, DOI: 10.3280/TR2012-062001