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> Bapak dan Ibu Milister yang saya hormati,
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> Sekedar sharing informasi sehubungan dengan "spatial planning". Di AS
> campur tangan pemerintah pusat (Pemerintah Federal) dalam spatial planning
> tidak banyak, demikian juga di Eropa (EU). Mereka sudah lama berbicara
> tentang konsep "smart growth" pada level negara bagian atau lokal.
>
> Tentu saya sama sekali tidak bermaksud mengatakan bahwa kira harus
> mengikuti mentah-mentah cara mereka memandang "spatial planning", tetapi
> hanya sebagai perbandingan. Maklum karena lebih bernuansa akademik, konsep
> "smart growth" ini ada juga sedikit disinggung pada kelas Urban dan Regional
> Economics" di Depok dan Salemba. Relevansinya terletak pada Otonomi Daerah.
>
> Thanks a bunch pak Risfan, you motivated me to post a spart of the
> article.
>
Wassalam
Nuzul Achjar
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> *EUROPEAN SPATIAL PLANNING*
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> European spatial planning, that is, policy and research about the changing
> spatial structure of Europe (Williams 1996; Faludi 2002), is a rather
> esoteric field. The fact that a subject so broad, so seemingly
> all-encompassing, can be in the hands of so few, may, at first glance,
> strike one as odd. There is however good reason why this is confined to a
> rather tight-knit group of professionals. First, we must remind ourselves
> that most parts of the world do not engage in any kind of spatial planning
> at all. The closest approximation in the United States, for example, is
> 'growth management' or 'smart growth' which is carried out at the state or
> local level, and not by the federal government (Gale 1992; Stein 1993;
> Pallagst 2007). The EU is of course a much looser confederation than the
> United States, and far more diverse in its composition: culturally,
> economically and geographically. More importantly, the EU does not even have
> any formal authority to conduct spatial planning. Yet it seems more active
> in this area than its North American counterpart. One clear sign that the EU
> is gradually moving in the direction of instituting spatial planning is the
> increasing importance of 'territorial cohesion' in policy discourse (Faludi
> et al.2007).
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> Sumber: Evers, David (2007). Reflection on territorial cohesion and
> European spatial planning. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale
> Geografie – 2008, Vol. 99, No. 3, pp. 303–315.
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