2017
DOI: 10.1080/14649357.2017.1328805
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Of property and planning: a brief introduction

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“…Although recent developments have brought this tangled situation to the fore, this ‘bundled’ nature continues to be obscured by the ideological structure of the liberal paradigm, which neither recognizes such entanglements nor accepts the broader public as legitimate claimants. Ownership is discursively posited as an exclusive relation between owners and property, rather than a complex relationship amongst people in relation to property objects (Blomley 2004: Fawaz & Moumtaz 2017; Hann 1998). This greatly restricted campaigners’ ability to reject Dalieh's privatization since, as Fawaz (2017 a ) has argued, planning interventions not only are instrumental to the reproduction of the social inequalities that are embedded in property relations, but also drastically limit the claims that non‐owners can make over the natural and built environment.…”
Section: Moving Beyond Possessive Individualism: the Public Good Disc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although recent developments have brought this tangled situation to the fore, this ‘bundled’ nature continues to be obscured by the ideological structure of the liberal paradigm, which neither recognizes such entanglements nor accepts the broader public as legitimate claimants. Ownership is discursively posited as an exclusive relation between owners and property, rather than a complex relationship amongst people in relation to property objects (Blomley 2004: Fawaz & Moumtaz 2017; Hann 1998). This greatly restricted campaigners’ ability to reject Dalieh's privatization since, as Fawaz (2017 a ) has argued, planning interventions not only are instrumental to the reproduction of the social inequalities that are embedded in property relations, but also drastically limit the claims that non‐owners can make over the natural and built environment.…”
Section: Moving Beyond Possessive Individualism: the Public Good Disc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This assumption not only masks the political nature of planning but also limits the forms of practice that planners might consider, particularly when it comes to addressing injustice (Fawaz, 2017). Uncritically accepting the private property regime ensures that the world is created “in the image of the ownership model” and limits planning activities to those that are legible within the property grid (Fawaz and Moumtaz, 2017: 346).…”
Section: Planning Propertied Landscapesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regardless of the fundamental relationship between urban planning and property, planners have rarely looked at the latter and its implications for their practice. Property is traditionally linked to ownership and a plot of land, which are essential in urban planning (Fawaz & Moumtaz, 2017). As Campbell (1996Campbell ( , 2016 asserts, property is one of the planners' sustainability triangle axes, highlighting this intertwined relationship between these disciplines and elements.…”
Section: Discourses Of a Pre-and Post-pandemic Citymentioning
confidence: 99%