The newly released Volume 8, Issue 1 (November 2024) is a themed issue exploring "conformorality" - a concept combining conformity and morality, with insights relevant to urban planning ethics.
This issue features several articles that delve into ethics, practices, and urban dynamics:
EDITORIAL: EXPLORING CONFORMORALITY IN PLANNING DEBATES - by Stefano Cozzolino, Anita De Franco
1. NORMS AND THE CITY - by Matteo Colombo, Chiara Lisciandra
2. TO PLAN OR NOT TO PLAN? IS THIS THE QUESTION? - by Anita De Franco
3. DEAL-MAKING CITIES IN LATIN AMERICA: WHY SHOULD WE PAY LESS ATTENTION TO MASTER PLANS? - by Paulo Nascimento Neto, Clovis Ultramari, Mario Prokopiuk
4. PLANNERS’ IDEALS AND REALITIES: NORMATIVE BEHAVIOUR AND CONFORMORALITY - by Qingyuan Guo
5. THE ‘CONFORMORALITY’ OF RESIDENTIAL DISPLACEMENT DEBATES - by Brett Allen Slack
6. CONFORMORALITY AND THE ECONOMIC URBANISM OF JANE JACOBS - by Sanford Ikeda
Read more HERE
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