Corruption in land-use issues: : a crucial challenge for planning theory and practice

• Autores: Francesco Chiodelli, Stefano Moroni
• Localización: The Town Planning Review, ISSN-e 1478-341X, Vol. 86, Nº. 4, 2015, págs. 437-455
• Idioma: inglés
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  • This paper deals with the question of corruption in the field of land-use planning. To curb the insidious spread of graft and bribery, anti-corruption measures should be built into any planning system as part of its structure. Corruption in the planning field is largely tied to the opportunities that land-use planning generates by allocating development rights and land uses (following a discretionary and differentiated logic). This paper will explore some of the principles and techniques (transparent negotiation, auction of development rights, recovery of land rent, and formal equality in a radical version) that can be implemented to contain or eliminate corruption at the outset.