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Urban Planning and Ideology: Spain and Italy (1945–1960)d in the post-war period. In this context, some innovative proposals carried out within the ‘Poblados dirigidos’ program in Madrid can be interpreted in parallel to some Italian neighbourhoods linked to the Neorealism movement. Far from representing obvious attitudes, surprisingly they seem politically interchangeable.

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Urban Projects and Megastructures: Modernist Campusesor teaching but also places for relationships to develop promoting social exchanges. All this took place in a more liberal general context in which concepts such as change, flexibility or spontaneity were well present.

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Modern Urban Planning and Modernist Urbanism (1930–1950)untry (Town Planning, St?dtebau, Urbanisme, Urbanistica, Urbanismo) are proof of the diversity in the approaches and traditions that accompanied the emergence of modernist urbanism. Despite these early approaches, architectural historiography has tended to see the emergence of ‘modernist urbanism’ l

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Urban Planning and Ideology: Spain and Italy (1945–1960)tionship is. This chapter presents two episodes linked to opposing political systems, the Spanish dictatorship and the Italian Republic, both developed in the post-war period. In this context, some innovative proposals carried out within the ‘Poblados dirigidos’ program in Madrid can be interpreted