Serbian Spatial Planning among Styles of Spatial Planning in Europe

Siniša Trkulja, Branka TošiĆ and Zora Živanović

European Planning Studies, 2011, vol. 20, issue 10, 1729-1746

Abstract: The classification of spatial planning styles in Europe has been successively reviewed a few times. Most recently, it has been done in the framework of the European Spatial Planning Observatories Network (ESPON) 2.3.2 project dealing with the territorial governance. Based on national overviews for 29 European countries, this project uses the classification of spatial planning systems in four styles: comprehensive-integrated, regional-economic, land-use and urbanism. This study did not take into account the spatial planning system in Serbia since it is neither in the European Union nor a member of the ESPON similar to Norway and Switzerland. This article uses the form of national overviews elaborated for the ESPON project and puts Serbia in a comparative spatial planning perspective, classifying it between the comprehensive-integrated and land-use planning styles.

Date: 2011
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DOI: 10.1080/09654313.2012.713327

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