Planning Theory · 2012 · 18 citations · 19 references
Social SciencesPolitical ScienceDemocratizationDevelopment PlanningPlanning TheoryDemocracyPlan Making ProcessesPlanning LegitimacyPlanning Politics
During the recent symposium ‘ Is Planning Past Politics?’, the notion of postpolitics and the question what the proper political could be in relation to planning became the main topic. The issue concerning the practices of politics in planning is pertinent, particularly when democratic politics is not necessarily seen to derive its legitimacy only through institutional and procedural arrangements. However, this article identifies a danger in the binary of postpolitics/proper political that it might develop into a kind of ‘postpolitical correctness’.
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