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After the author re-read synthetically the planning system in Italy, which since 2001 has become increasingly regionalized, this chapter addresses the role that cultural heritage and landscape play in this system. It highlights the potential and the limits of the national framework indicating possible developments driven by the changes that both the economic crisis and those in economic markets and societal attitudes have brought.
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The National Institute of Urban Planning (INU) was founded in 1930 to promote the construction and urban studies and disseminate the principles of planning. The Articles of Association, approved by Presidential Decree 21 on November 1949 n. 1114, defines the body as INU “high culture and technical coordination legally recognized” (article 1). The INU is a member of the European Council of Town Planners (Source: www.inu.it, visited 15.2.2015).
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http://www.camera.it/_dati/leg17/lavori/stampati/pdf/17PDL0002950.pdf, (XVII Legislatura), Web site visited 12/02/2015.The text of the bill, however, reproduced in the first part, the text of the bill note no. 54 by the Deputy Chamber of the XVI legislature, presented by all parliamentary groups and approved almost unanimously by the House of Representatives but no one could also conclude the process to the Senate (Senate Act n. 2671, XVI legislature). In Italy, the law to be approved must be passed by the Chambers of Deputy and Senate.
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Support measures in favor of small towns of Lombardy.
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Regional measures in favor of the population of mountain areas, http://normelombardia.consiglio.regione.lombardia.it/NormeLombardia/Accessibile/main.aspx?view=showdoc&iddoc=lr002007101500025, Web site visited 27/02/2015.
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Provisions for the recovery, protection, and enhancement of the most beautiful towns in Italy in Apulia Region.
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Rotondo, F. (2016). The Institutional Framework for Planning Instruments and Heritage Protection. In: Rotondo, F., Selicato, F., Marin, V., Lopez Galdeano, J. (eds) Cultural Territorial Systems. Springer Geography. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20753-7_23
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