Titlebook: Ecological Rationality in Spatial Planning; Concepts and Tools f Carlo Rega Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Spatial Planning.

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Conclusions and Future Directionsplanning under the paradigm of ecological rationality are proposed. It is argued that the latter should build on: (1) a stronger expertise on ecology and system theory by planners; (2) a stronger capacity to identify and interpret the broader drivers of changes underlying the local processes of land

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,Standing on the Shoulders of Giants—Reviving Ecological Approaches in Planning Traditions,r framing planning into the paradigm of ecological rationality. We purposely use the term .foundation because deeply ecological thinking has been present in the planning tradition since its inception—thanks to the contribution of prominent scholars and polymath thinkers—but has largely been lost or

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The Concept of Ecological Rationality and Its Application to Spatial Planning,––technical, economic, legal, social and political—and their relevance for spatial planning is discussed. The main limitations of such forms of rationality are analysed. We then describe the main characteristics of ecosystems and landscapes drawing from system theory and identify their key emerging

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Bridging the Gaps: Connecting Spatial Planning with Land-Use Science and Political Ecology,iscuss the inherent inability of current decision-making systems in general and planning systems, in particular, to effectively address complex ecological issues. To address this and to redefine planning under the paradigm of ecological rationality, we propose a deeper cross-fertilization between pl

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Towards a Conceptual Framework for Ecological Rationality in Spatial Planning,ial planning. At the centre of the framework, there is the landscape, upon which different drivers act at different scales. At a higher level, there are some main driving forces that determine identifiable general trends (megatrends). Sectoral and territorial policies (including spatial planning) in

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A Closer Look to Processes of Territorial Transformations in Europe: Urbanization, Agricultural Intpean Union. Account is given of recent literature that has examined the main processes of landscape transformation in the EU: relentless urban expansion, agricultural intensification, and agricultural land abandonment. These processes are analysed and interpreted using the conceptual tools developed

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Policies and Regulatory Frames in the EU and the Needed Link with Spatial Planning, is the resultant of the mediation realized by the political institutions, the system of regulations in place and the complex institutional technologies through which planning systems are articulated. Territorial policies—i.e. policies with an explicit or implicit spatial component that are able to