Land Policies in Europe, Gebunden
Land Policies in Europe
- Land-Use Planning, Property Rights, and Spatial Development
- Publisher:
- Thomas Hartmann, Andreas Hengstermann, Fabian Wenner, Arthur Schindelegger, Mathias Jehling
- Publisher:
- Springer Nature Switzerland, 03/2025
- Binding:
- Gebunden
- Language:
- Englisch
- ISBN-13:
- 9783031837241
- Item number:
- 12221429
- Volume:
- 272 Pages
- Weight:
- 624 g
- Format:
- 241 x 160 mm
- Thickness:
- 20 mm
- Release date:
- 3.3.2025
- Note
-
Caution: Product is not in German language
Blurb
This open access book offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between land use, and property rights. Land is a scarce resource. How can conflicting claims to land be reconciled? How can more housing be provided and, at the same time, the ecological goal of reducing land take be met? In many European countries, land-use planning is facing increasing and oftentimes contradictory challenges. This forms a land question, which requires land policies that can deal with the fraught relationship between planning and private property rights. A legislative reflex is to adapt planning laws. Oftentimes, such changes lack a deeper reflection of land policy and its implications. Especially, an international comparison can foster a structured reflection of the own land policy.
This thought-provoking book compiles a remarkable collection of 12 cases unveiling how land policies work. Curated by leading experts in the field, it takes the reader on a journey through the multifaceted realm of land policies across the continent. "Land Policies in Europe" isn't just a book; it's a conversation starter equally relevant for experienced academics or young students, policymakers, and practitioners.
This open access book offers valuable insights into the complex interplay between land use, and property rights. Land is a scarce resource. How can conflicting claims to land be reconciled? How can more housing be provided and, at the same time, the ecological goal of reducing land take be met? In many European countries, land-use planning is facing increasing and oftentimes contradictory challenges. This forms a land question, which requires land policies that can deal with the fraught relationship between planning and private property rights. A legislative reflex is to adapt planning laws. Oftentimes, such changes lack a deeper reflection of land policy and its implications. Especially, an international comparison can foster a structured reflection of the own land policy.
This thought-provoking book compiles a remarkable collection of 12 cases unveiling how land policies work. Curated by leading experts in the field, it takes the reader on a journey through the multifaceted realm of land policies across the continent. "Land Policies in Europe" isn't just a book; it's a conversation starter equally relevant for experienced academics or young students, policymakers, and practitioners.
