Controlling for the Impossible. Urban Planning and Land Consumption in the Challenge for the Future City
Journal title SCIENZE REGIONALI
Author/s Annamaria Colavitti, Sergio Serra
Publishing Year 2016 Issue 2016/1
Language Italian Pages 22 P. 101-122 File size 245 KB
DOI 10.3280/SCRE2016-001005
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European policies, aimed at reaching the target of zero land consumption by 2050, call for a reflection on the past experiences of environmental preservation actions carried out in different territorial contexts. Authors’ aim is to point out the limits and the opportunities of different regulatory tools, mainly market-based, founded on the development rights transfer for soil protection. These limits and opportunities are compared to the traditional normative.
Keywords: Land consumption; development rights; urban sprawl.
Jel codes: Q01, Q24, Q28
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Annamaria Colavitti, Sergio Serra, Controllare l’impossibile. Urbanistica e consumo di suolo nella sfida per la città futura in "SCIENZE REGIONALI " 1/2016, pp 101-122, DOI: 10.3280/SCRE2016-001005