by Julio Ponce Sole · Marcial Pons · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788497683302
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This book provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the relationships between land use planning, urbanism, housing, and social cohesion. Featuring contributions from experts in Law and Economics, it examines the legal and social realities of the United States and several European countries, including Spain, Great Britain, France, and Italy, offering a comparative perspective on urban challenges and solutions.
The work covers key topics such as the integration of ethnic immigration, spatial discrimination, urban renewal, and the right to housing in the face of eviction and relocation policies. It serves as an essential reference for understanding how legal regulation can influence substantive equality and infrastructure development in modern cities.
