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Phnom Penh: planned and un-planned City planning (redirected from City planning and land use in Phnom Penh)

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Phnom Penh:

planned and un-planned

City planning and land use in Phnom Penh: looking back from “now” to “then”.

 

Thomas Kolnberger, Université du Luxembourg

 

Space is a social product and the production of city space in particular is a

cooperative act, combining town planning from “above” and individual land use from “below”.

Therefore, any dichotomy of “planned” versus “un-planned” is a false dichotomy.

Looking back from Phnom Penh’s “now” (after the fall of the Khmer Rouge-regime)

to “then” (colonial times), this lecture will highlight the on-going production of spatial relations

between “planning from above” and “from below” as grass-rooted urban planning.

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