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Public Works and Consent: The Review of Villa Rosa Pittamiglio

"Before deciding on evaluating the" zero option "
The professor of urban sociology involved in the debate launched by the conference of young Reeds Liguria
decide is fine, and carry out the work that we decided to do also, but not without taking into account - before deciding, also the zero option or the option not to implement them. The Pittamiglio says Fabio, Professor of Urban Sociology at the Faculty of Engineering at the Polytechnic of Turin and Genoa, who on Friday attended the debate organized by the Youth Group of Ance (National Association of Builders) Liguria on "Policy and Consent: The Art not to decide. " And it is certain statements made during this debate
Pittamiglìo wants to replicate.
'premise that it is absolutely to decide and then implement what has been decided - supports - is necessary, however, that before a decision is reached taking into account the zero option, for reasons of scientific accuracy and intellectual honesty. If you exclude an option from the range of possible ones, in this case not to create a work that will void the one hand, the correctness of the scientific method and, secondly, we discuss from a position referred, because means that you have already decided that this work should be made common-
this. " And the participation of citizens in the processes of urban transformation "can not be turned on and off at will, depending on the convenience or interest of someone observes -1-citizens are expressed as and when we believe, is who has the responsibility to decide to grasp the needs and contradictions of the city and citizens and the appropriate responses, or are not acceptable solutions for the costs and demands for democracy. " Pittam-Council also recalls that "we are all citizens, while he often speaks as if it were more. And all of us -
stresses - can happen to us instead of those who protest. " As for the multiplication of protests in Genoa, in recent years against construction projects and planning, "I think it's because - Notes Pittamiglio-in recent years have produced more works than in previous decades and these are works which, by their nature, are less likely to be shared by everyone. And then-ends - often in the design and communication was not taken into account the social impact of these works and have not adequately assessed the needs of citizens. "
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recall that Mr. Pittamiglio drafted the report submitted in the appeal to the TAR