公共利益——规划中的思想流派

IF 5 1区 经济学 Q1 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Progress in Planning Pub Date : 2022-11-01 DOI:10.1016/j.progress.2022.100647
Ailin Sheydayi , Hashem Dadashpoor
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公共利益历来是规划合法性的关键原因。尽管规划理论和实践总是受到对公共利益的特定理解的影响,但这是一个很难定义的概念。在过去的一个世纪里,从现代规划开始到现在,出现了各种关于公共利益思考的理论传统。在这场争论的过程中,公共利益作为规划的规范性内容已经失去了意义,变成了毫无意义的概念。人们曾多次尝试复兴这一概念,但尚未有研究探索和描述与公众利益有关的规划思想流派。在本研究中,我们使用元理论方法并强调以往分类的相似性,将规划中的公共利益概念作为不同的思想流派进行了全面的整合。为了在复杂多样的文献中组织,我们将这些公共利益的概念与相关的规划理论联系起来。为了了解这些思想流派的演变,我们用系谱法追溯了它们的起源。应用这种元理论方法的结果是,我们得到了一个由五个不同思想流派组成的框架。我们区分了主流规划思想中的功利主义、正义导向、交流主义和精英主义学派,以及全球南方的新兴学派。识别这些思想流派,一方面有助于清晰地理解公共利益是如何定义和应用于规划理论的,另一方面,有助于理论家和专业人士扩大现有的知识基础,以理解公共利益和规划的相互交织的概念。
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The public interest- schools of thought in planning

The public interest has traditionally been a key reason for the legitimacy of planning. Although planning theory and practice are always shaped by a particular understanding of the public interest, it is a concept that is decidedly hard to define. Over the past century, from the beginning of modern planning to the present, various theoretical traditions of thinking about the public interest have emerged. In the course of this debate, the public interest as the normative content of planning has lost significance to the point of meaningless concepts. Many attempts have been made to revive the concept, but no studies have yet been conducted to explore and describe schools of thought in planning related to the public interest. In this study, using a meta-theory approach and emphasizing the similarities of previous classifications, we present comprehensive coalitions of the conceptions of public interest in planning as distinct schools of thought. In order to organize in a complex and diverse body of literature, we link these conceptions of public interest with relevant planning theories. In order to understand the evolution of these schools of thought, we traced their origin using a genealogical approach. As a result of applying this meta-theory approach, we arrive at a framework that consists of five different schools of thought. We distinguish utilitarian, justice-oriented, communicative, and elitist schools of thought in the mainstream of planning thought and one emerging school in the global south. Identifying these schools of thought contributes, on the one hand, to a clear understanding of how the public interest is defined and applied in planning theory and, on the other hand, helps theorists and professionals to expand the available knowledge base to understand the interwoven concepts of the public interest and planning.

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期刊介绍: Progress in Planning is a multidisciplinary journal of research monographs offering a convenient and rapid outlet for extended papers in the field of spatial and environmental planning. Each issue comprises a single monograph of between 25,000 and 35,000 words. The journal is fully peer reviewed, has a global readership, and has been in publication since 1972.
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