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Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws

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    • Mohsen Rashidi 1
    • Hamidreza Saremi 2
    • Esmaeil Shieh 1

    1 Department of Urban Planning, West Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

    2 Department of Urban Planning, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran

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10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149
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Abstract

Background and purpose
Analysis of what and how the concept of the right to the city is reflected in the policy-making laws of the urban area of Iran and its lack of success and inefficiency is the main topic of this research. Considering the originality of the concept of the right to the city in the theoretical arena, as well as the indeterminacy of its limits and loopholes in the existing laws, firstly, a procedural review and analysis of urban and citizenship laws governing the right to the city in Iran, and secondly, a review and content analysis of the dimensions and components. The right to the city in these laws can lead to a detailed picture of what and how the concept of the right to the city is in the relevant laws and policies. It is necessary to explain that the purpose of the analysis of procedures in this article is not to examine the process of implementing laws in the field of practice; Rather, it is the structural features of the laws.
Methodology
In the current research, qualitative content analysis was used. Due to the novelty of the concept of the right to the city in the field of opinion, measuring its content and procedure in the existing laws requires a method that has high accuracy and validity. Therefore, the method of content analysis has been chosen. On the other hand, in qualitative content analysis, theory has a reference role and is the beginning of the analysis process. Choosing the method of qualitative content analysis in this research, on the one hand, makes the results of the research more valid due to its structure compared to other conventional approaches in qualitative content analysis, and on the other hand, to The reason for the referential role of the theory in the analysis of the findings, the analysis and interpretation of the results can be done more flexibly. Therefore, based on the conceptualization and review of the theoretical and experimental literature of the right to the city, the main components and criteria of interest in this field are presented in the article.
Findings and discussion
Based on the results of the research, two main content and procedural components have been identified and six criteria have been identified: the right to urban space, the right to citizen participation, content, stylistic language, architectural structure and publication, each of which has indicators of participation and democracy, support for groups Vulnerability, justice, effectiveness, accountability, preventing the exclusion of poor people, social support, living with dignity, pluralism, efficient transportation, access to public services, permeability, compact urban form, security, vitality, diversity, surprise, scale Human, were presented. Its realization depends on the creation of a mutual learning structure in the process of interactions between public and private institutions and people and the mutual understanding of the actors regarding the limits of each other's expectations and preferences.
Conclusion
The most important opportunity for the cities to redefine the concept of citizen and transition from a citizen of the country to a citizen living in the city and to reflect the full right to the city in the urban and citizenship laws of Iran is the approval of the comprehensive urban management law, the realization of which depends on the will of the aforementioned institutions and demands. It will be people. Therefore, mere technical decisions or planning and planning cannot be considered as legislation in urban planning and architecture. Therefore, until the legal system and the urban planning system do not specify their task with the issue and issues of urban planning, the developed policies cannot solve the problems of urban planning and architecture.

Keywords

  • Pathology
  • Substantive
  • Procedural
  • Policymaking
  • Right to the city

Main Subjects

  • Geography and Urban Planning
  • urbanization
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Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment
Volume 6, Issue 10
October 2024
Pages 115-131
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Rashidi, M. , Saremi, H. and Shieh, E. (2024). Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws. Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment, 6(10), 115-131. doi: 10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149

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Rashidi, M. , , Saremi, H. , and Shieh, E. . "Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws", Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment, 6, 10, 2024, 115-131. doi: 10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149

HARVARD

Rashidi, M., Saremi, H., Shieh, E. (2024). 'Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws', Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment, 6(10), pp. 115-131. doi: 10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149

CHICAGO

M. Rashidi , H. Saremi and E. Shieh, "Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws," Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment, 6 10 (2024): 115-131, doi: 10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149

VANCOUVER

Rashidi, M., Saremi, H., Shieh, E. Content/procedural Pathology of the Policy of the Supreme Council of Urban Planning and Architecture of Iran from the Perspective of the Right to the City in Urban and Citizenship Laws. Sustainable Development of Geographical Environment, 2024; 6(10): 115-131. doi: 10.48308/sdge.2023.232996.1149

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