From urbanists to planners
Transformation nuances of urbanism in Latin America
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https://doi.org/10.35305/23626097v6i11.225Keywords:
experts, regional urban planners, Latin AmericaAbstract
This interview explores the transformation of the role of professionals committed to regional urbanism between the mid-forties and the late sixties. Focusing the conversation on the comprehension of the passage ranging from the figure of the urbanist to that of the planner, the proposal is to illuminate new thematic threads of a debate based on the historical perspective of the disciplinary development which enables a thorough reading of this theoretical and practical shift. The strategy of a Latin American approach for the research of Arturo Almandoz Marte turns him into a key interlocutor for understanding the disciplinary nuances in terms of ideas, actors, referents and inquiries dealing with the training of professionals linked to the needs of the state throughout the time period addressed by this study.
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