Thinking space, Considerations about spatial regulations and spatiality of policies

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Yazdanian Ahmad; Pourjafar Mohamadreza; Rafieian Mojtaba

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Journal: ARID REGIONS GEOGRAPHIC STUDIES Year:2024 | Volume:15 | Issue:57 Page(s): 84-64

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Thinking space, Considerations about spatial regulations and spatiality of policies

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Yazdanian Ahmad | Pourjafar Mohamadreza | Rafieian Mojtaba | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

spatial regulations

dispositive of planning

knowledge of urban planning

Politics

Abstract

Aim: Spatiality is one of the most important problems of the urban planning system at any level. In this sense, space is the common source of any planning form. Since space is the context of distributing and redistributing many resources, it is always a field of conflict and contradictions. Therefore, urban planning as a knowledge of the management of space always seeks to resolve some conflicts that appear in the space. Considering such a definition of space and planning system, urban planning is more than ever considered a regulatory rationality.Method: The present research has analyzed spatial relations and economic and political relations through theoretical explanations and systematic analysis. Obviously, according to the requirements of discourse analysis, some discourse concepts and strategies that lead to regulation in space are analyzed.Findings: The dominant discourse always seeks to stabilize the situation, referred to as the status quo. Against such an encounter, critical reading shows that the concept of space is a social and political construct that is more than ever linked to different aspects of regulation. Understanding the regulatory relationships in space by clarifying the spatialization of policies at different levels can help produce a more justice space.Conclusion: To create justice spatial relationships in the field of policy-making, planning, and management, it is necessary to move from the form-centered reductionist reading of the concept of space to a constructionist reading. It is in such an understanding of space that it is finally possible to resolve some spatial contradictions and conflicts.Innovation: Formulating spatial relations from the perspective of economic and political discourse can provide grounds for discourse creation in the policy field to achieve justice in the production of space.

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