Abstract
Abstract The creation of positive synergy in managing land-related resources if exploring the territorial capabilities, threats and opportunities, e.g. the effects of urban expansion, multi-functionality of land use, internalisation of negative externalities and challenges of a city agglomeration, causes primary necessity for the modern society. The study is concerned with the conceptual background and feasibility aspects of values-led planning (VLP) approach to be introduced into land management practice by capitalising first of all on comparative analysis of dynamic spatial planning systems and planning cultures. Finally, it is argued that the implementation of new planning approach within proposed framework would lead towards improved land use policies and better territorial governance, developing more inclusive and resilient territories for the benefit of a society.
Highlights
It is essential to promote more competitive economics with higher employment level and to implement deliberative migration policy in Europe considering the conditions of market globalization and the impact of high-tech on sustainable spatial development
The analysed practices and their continuity emphasise quite challenging issues calling for more integrated, participatory and strategic planning approach and contribute to this topical research regarding the development of values-led planning (VLP) approach to be implemented for improving land use and spatial development
The aim of the study is to explore and discuss the conceptual background and feasibility of VLP approach to be introduced into land management practice by capitalising first of all on comparative analysis of dynamic spatial planning systems and planning cultures
Summary
It is essential to promote more competitive economics with higher employment level and to implement deliberative migration policy in Europe considering the conditions of market globalization and the impact of high-tech on sustainable spatial development. Some relevant publications indicate to meaningful land management policies (Larsson, 2010; Randolph, 2012) and changes in spatial planning systems and practices in Europe The analysed practices and their continuity emphasise quite challenging issues calling for more integrated, participatory and strategic planning approach and contribute to this topical research regarding the development of VLP approach to be implemented for improving land use and spatial development. The aim of the study is to explore and discuss the conceptual background and feasibility of VLP approach to be introduced into land management practice by capitalising first of all on comparative analysis of dynamic spatial planning systems and planning cultures. The synergy from applying various planning policies and approaches has been observed by review of scientific literature and using dynamic and comparative analysis and synthesis techniques
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