Description
LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ON TERRITORIAL PLANNING IN THE PROVINCE OF HUELVA
Book Summary
This work offers an exhaustive legal analysis of territorial planning in the province of Huelva, addressing both its regulatory evolution and current challenges. The author examines key subregional plans, such as those for Doñana and the Western Coast, and diagnoses the legal loopholes that have paralyzed territorial development for over a decade. Beyond a description of the present, the book points to practical solutions and keys to reactivating land-use planning, seeking a balance between development and preservation. It is essential reading for understanding the real issues in Huelva and laying the foundations for a solid and cohesive territorial future.
What is it about?
The book delves into the reality of land-use planning in the province of Huelva from a strictly legal perspective. It begins with the 1994 Andalusia Land Management Act and analyzes how, despite its modifications, legal gaps persist that affect planning instruments. The work reviews the province's pioneering milestones, such as the Doñana (2004) and Western Coast (2006) plans, to contrast them with a period of over a decade of stagnation. Taking the Andalusia Land Management Plan and subregional plans as a reference, the author describes the current state of planning in depth. Finally, she offers a prospective look at a crucial moment, identifying the keys to overcoming problems and consolidating a territory that can harmonize economic growth with the protection of its unique natural and cultural heritage.
Main Topics
- Legal analysis of the Andalusia Land Management Act and its loopholes.
- Evaluation of subregional land-use plans in the province of Huelva (Doñana, Western Coast, Urban Agglomeration).
- Diagnosis of the paralysis in territorial planning and its regulatory causes.
- Proposals for practical solutions for the reactivation of land-use planning.
- Balance between economic development and environmental preservation in a unique territory.
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at administrative and urban law professionals, public managers, architects, geographers, and territorial planners. It is also of great interest to researchers, postgraduate students in legal and land-use planning disciplines, as well as social and political agents involved in the sustainable development of the province of Huelva and Andalusia.
What this book offers
- A precise legal diagnosis of the problems that have hindered territorial planning in Huelva.
- Legal and practical keys to understanding and addressing the reactivation of land-use planning.
- A comprehensive vision that connects regional regulations with the provincial reality and its subregional plans.
- A solid basis for informed decision-making in the field of territorial management and local development.
Technical Specifications
- Author: Rando Burgos, Esther
- Publisher: University of Huelva
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: REGIONAL STUDIES, LEGAL REGIME: GENERAL
- Collection: JOVELLANOS
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication Date: June 2019
- Number of pages: 202
- Weight: 455 g
Editorial Assessment
This is a reference work for those seeking a rigorous and updated analysis of land-use planning from a legal prism. Its focus on the province of Huelva, with its peculiarities and its recent planning momentum, makes it a valuable case study applicable to similar contexts. The combination of critical diagnosis and proposals for the future gives it a practical character that transcends mere academic description, offering useful tools for professionals and public decision-makers.