The Europeanization of spatial planning in germany

Bogdan Rugina

The Europeanization of spatial planning in germany.

Rel. Umberto Janin Rivolin Yoccoz, Giancarlo Cotella. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Pianificazione Territoriale, Urbanistica E Paesaggistico-Ambientale, 2015

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Abstract:	Since the half of the previous century, the process of European Integration has progressively gained relevance. The participation of a growing number of Member States to the European Union (EU) supranational policy constitutes a unique process in the world, where different national entities cooperate and compete at the same time towards the achievement of common as well as individual goal. As various authors clearly illustrates, this process have evident consequences for spatial planning (among others: Bôhme & Waterhout, 2008, Adams et al. 2011; Stead & Cotella, 2011). In particular, while spatial planning in the Member States is subject to the influence of norms and actions developed at the EU level, the attempt at to influence the European territorial agenda at the same time, in a circular process that is often referred to as Europeanization (Radaelli, 2004). Bearing this in mind, the present thesis, build on the knowledge consolidated during my Master Studies in Territorial, Urban, Environmental and Landscape Planning, and in particular during the module Politiche urbane e territoriali in Italia e in Europa (headed by prof. U. Janin Rivolin), aims to explore the process of Europeanization of spatial planning in Germany. More in detail, the analysis builds on a conceptual framework developed by Cotella & Janin Rivolin to identify the “channels” that, on the one hand, contribute to direct the influence of the EU over the Member States’ spatial planning system and, on the other hand, allows the Member States to affect the development of those concepts, initiatives and actions that often goes under the label “European Spatial Planning” (Faludi, 2001; Janin Rivolin, 2004; Dühr et al. 2010). The main objective of this thesis is to identify the possible evidence of Europeanization as changes in the national institutions related to spatial planning in the Federal Republic of Germany, by means of analytical methods observing the changes taking place. At the same time, the attitude of German Actors and institutions towards the territorial dimension of EU policy is also a matter of analysis, to speculate over their actual influence over the development of European spatial planning. In support of the research for this thesis, I had the opportunity to perform an internship at the HafenCity University (Hamburg, Germany) in the Academic Year 2013/2014 (April to August), where I’ve been involved in the European Project INTERREG IV, URMA (Urban-rural cooperation in Metropolitan areas). Afterwards, aiming at collecting further material, I conducted a second period of research at the HafenCity University (October and November), looking for literature and interviews useful for the purpose of the thesis. The volume is structured in six chapters. After this introduction, a second chapter presents the context of the thesis, focusing on the concept of spatial planning system, on the various families and idealtypes of planning system that characterize the EU Member States as well as on the territorial dimension of the EU policies. Then, the theoretical framework adopted by the research work is structured, together with the followed methodology, Chapter 4 focuses on the spatial planning system on the Federal Republic of Germany, and presents it according to the four main dimensions identified in the theoretical framework: structure, tools, discourse and practices. On the basis of the presented information, chapter 5 reflects over the Europeanization of spatial planning in the German case, on the one hand presenting the evidence of influence of the EU over the German spatial planning system and, on the other hand, reflecting over the influence of Germany over the European spatial planning. A last chapter closes the contribution, presenting the conclusions of the research in terms of intensity and trends of the various top-down, bottom-up channels of influence explored. When looking at the Europeanization of spatial planning in the German case, the are no doubt that the influences between EU and Germany in spatial planning are taking place, here a possible interpretation is related to the “co-evolution” of ideas, discourses, beliefs and expectations.
Relatori:	Umberto Janin Rivolin Yoccoz, Giancarlo Cotella
Tipo di pubblicazione:	A stampa
Soggetti:	A Architettura > AO Progettazione U Urbanistica > UG Pianificazione del paesaggio
Corso di laurea:	Corso di laurea magistrale in Pianificazione Territoriale, Urbanistica E Paesaggistico-Ambientale
Classe di laurea:	NON SPECIFICATO
Aziende collaboratrici:	NON SPECIFICATO
URI:	http://webthesis.biblio.polito.it/id/eprint/4104
Capitoli:	Abstract Acknowledgments List of Figures List of Tables 1. Introduction 2. Spatial planning in Europe and European spatial planning. Setting the context 2.1 Spatial Planning systems in Europe 2.1.1 Classifications: Legal Families, Ideal types, traditions and cultures 2.1.2 Spatial planning systems as institutional technologies 2.1.3 Conforming and Performing Models 2.2 The European Union and the spatial policies 3. Analysing the Europeanization of spatial planning. Theory and Methodology 3.1 Spatial planning systems ’process of change 3.2 The institutional cycle of EU territorial governance 3.3 Europeanization of spatial planning. Top-down, bottom-up “channels” of influence 3.4 Methodological approach 4. Spatial planning system in Germany 4.1 Structure: The system of territorial governance 4.1.1 Planning tradition and culture 4.1.2 Levels of spatial planning 4.1.2.1 Bund (Federal) level 4.1.2.2 Länder (State) level 4.1.2.3 Regional Level 4.1.2.4 Local level 4.2 Tools: Between tradition and innovation 4.2.1 Bund (Federal) spatial planning tools 4.2.2 Länder planning tools 4.2.3 Regional planning tools 4.2.4 Local government planning tools 4.3 Discourse: Spatial planning guidelines and policies 4.3.1 Changes and challenges, Unification and Integration 4.3.2 Concepts and Strategies for Spatial Development in Germany 2006 4.3.2.1 Growth and innovation 4.3.2.2 Ensuring services of public interest 4.3.2.3 Conservation of resources, shaping of cultural landscapes 4.3.3 Further development of the Concepts and Strategies for Spatial Development in Germany 2013 4.4 Practice: German planning system in practice 4.4.1 The Hamburg Metropolitan Region 4.4.2 Planning in Hanseatic Hamburg 4.4.3 Development perspectives 4.4.4 Introduction to the “URMA Project — The cooperation along the Jutland Corridor” 5. Europeanization of the German spatial planning system? 5.1 Influence of European spatial planning on the German spatial planning system 5.1.1 Structural influence 5.1.2 Instrumental influence 5.1.3 Top-down dialogic influence 5.2 Influence of German spatial planning system on European spatial planning 5.2.1 Dialogic bottom-up influence 5.2.2 Practical and horizontal influence 6. Conclusions 6.1 Intensity and trends in the Europeanization of spatial planning in Germany 6.2 Spatial planning in Germany and Italy 6.3 Considerations Sommario Italiano Glossary Bibliography Sitography
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