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, 1995. Doreen Massey’s Lessons: Is the World Really Shrinking or Is the Geography of the World Teac place—continuously builts and rebuilts through relations. She was an inspiring and open teacher guaranteeing that the courses dealt with issues that were socially and politically important. The theory was never abstract for her. She had a strong sense of responsibility for the world‘s complexity, f

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Patsy Healey and , (2005): Re-thinking Democracy in the ‘Reasoning in Public’ Arena democracy, due to the long history of planning’s normative interest in richly participative democratic processes. In line with Patsy’s work, this paper considers planning as a way to enhance and re-enchant democracy.

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rbanization. In particular, this contribution suggests a posture to dig into the boundless planning literature in an alternative way. This is focused on searching (as rediscovering, re-reading, reframing) for the roots of disciplines from an anti-dogmatic perspective biased toward the future. This p

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on other scholar’s comments, the contribution suggests that may be the continuous tension between individual freedom and general coordination is the most significant character of Cerdà’s theory and work.

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ff?and the other for ecological sustainability?from McHarg. Because now each of them compete for primacy, the suggestion of this paper is that their cooperation should be better fruitful because they could—as is needed—integrate ecology and equity in the next urban and regional change. Put in this t