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Participatory planning in the urban development of post-socialist Serbia

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Maričić, Tamara
Cvetinović, Marija
Bolay, Jean-Claude
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In recent decades (especially in the most developed parts of the world), researchers, urban decision makers, planning managers and politicians are devoting much greater attention to the opinion of the local population, as long-term experience has shown that meaningful, integrated, interactive and continuous public involvement in decision making will increase the quality, legitimacy, and overall social, economic and environmental efficiency of a planned development. Especially in more developed democratic societies, citizens are demanding and gaining more power in decision making, and at the same time they have much more influence in planning the development of their own urban environment. This is also being supported through the development of related legislation (hard and soft laws), and traditional/formal and new/informal instruments that have particularly been enabled by the development of ICT. After explaining the contextual factors, this research will provide a brief histori...cal overview of participatory planning in Serbia. Current trends and tendencies in public participation in post-socialist Serbia will be analysed in more detail, and related legislation compared with some of the countries in the region. A case study of Savamala neighbourhood in Belgrade will be used to portray the multiple actors that exist in a small urban area, and their relations. Beside the traditional participation tools, the paper will propose new instruments suitable for application in post-socialist societies.

Keywords:
public participation / urban development / post-socialism / Serbia
Source:
A Support to Urban Development Process, 2018, 1-28
Publisher:
  • Lausanne, Switzerland : École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Cooperation and development center (CODEV)
  • Belgrade, Serbia : Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia (IAUS)
Funding / projects:
  • Support to Process of Urban Development in Serbia (SPUDS) (SCOPES programme, no. 160503)
  • The role and implementation of the national spatial plan and regional development documents in renewal of strategic research, thinking and governance in Serbia (RS-47014)
Note:
  • Editors: Jean-Claude Bolay, Tamara Maričić and Slavka Zeković
  • Rad je rezultat i bilateralnog istraživačkog projekta "Support to Process of Urban Development in Serbia" (SPUDS), No. 160503 http://p3.snf.ch/Project-160503, 2015-2018, u okviru SCOPES programa uz finansijsku podršku Swiss National Science Foundation.

ISBN: 978-2-8399-2394-1

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http://spuds.edu.rs/downloads/1eng.pdf
https://raumplan.iaus.ac.rs/handle/123456789/354
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Especially in more developed democratic societies, citizens are demanding and gaining more power in decision making, and at the same time they have much more influence in planning the development of their own urban environment. This is also being supported through the development of related legislation (hard and soft laws), and traditional/formal and new/informal instruments that have particularly been enabled by the development of ICT.

After explaining the contextual factors, this research will provide a brief historical overview of participatory planning in Serbia. Current trends and tendencies in public participation in post-socialist Serbia will be analysed in more detail, and related legislation compared with some of the countries in the region. A case study of Savamala neighbourhood in Belgrade will be used to portray the multiple actors that exist in a small urban area, and their relations. Beside the traditional participation tools, the paper will propose new instruments suitable for application
in post-socialist societies.
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Especially in more developed democratic societies, citizens are demanding and gaining more power in decision making, and at the same time they have much more influence in planning the development of their own urban environment. This is also being supported through the development of related legislation (hard and soft laws), and traditional/formal and new/informal instruments that have particularly been enabled by the development of ICT.

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Maričić, T., Cvetinović, M.,& Bolay, J.. (2018). Participatory planning in the urban development of post-socialist Serbia. in A Support to Urban Development Process
Lausanne, Switzerland : École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Cooperation and development center (CODEV)., 1-28.
Maričić T, Cvetinović M, Bolay J. Participatory planning in the urban development of post-socialist Serbia. in A Support to Urban Development Process. 2018;:1-28..
Maričić, Tamara, Cvetinović, Marija, Bolay, Jean-Claude, "Participatory planning in the urban development of post-socialist Serbia" in A Support to Urban Development Process (2018):1-28.

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