Justice issues in farmland protection policies on the urban fringe: a barrier to a more efficient integration of food systems in urban planning?
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14 septembre 2015
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protection justice social justice planning land-use terre agricole politique publique foncier urbanisation urban agriculture tenure -bio]Sujets proches
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Coline Perrin et al., « Justice issues in farmland protection policies on the urban fringe: a barrier to a more efficient integration of food systems in urban planning? », Archive Ouverte d'INRAE, ID : 10670/1.kx7r4s
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This paper examines farmland protection policies through the lens of social justice. It relies on document analysis and in-depth interviews in the Montpellier city-region. We clarify the conceptions of justice underpinned by planning choices on the urban fringe. We also assess two innovative farmland management initiatives. We reveal how local actors perceive justice issues in relation to various forms of public intervention. Unravelling the social consequences of farmland protection policies highlights local conflicts or compromises. It also questions governance processes and may be useful for public policy making and assessment.