The term and concept of land law is very broad, encompassing all civil law and public law provisions on the use of land.

Brand new: the Country Profile of Finland written by Prof. Dr. Hanna Mattila and Dr. Eva Purkarthofer.

In a joint appointment procedure, the ARL and Leibniz University Hannover (LUH) are seeking to fill the position of Secretary General (m/f/d) of the ARL as of 1 March 2024.

A new issue of the Open-Access-Journal "Raumforschung und Raumordnung | Spatial Research and Planning" has been published and deals with the first issues of the journal during and right after the Nazi era. 

“Mountains of Opportunities”

A Summer Course for Young Professionals and Students on Spatial Planning and Territorial Governance on the Fringe of Mountain Areas

01 – 04 July 2023 in Avignon (FR)

(Im)Possibility of Participation - Limits in Urban Development. Abstract submission until 15th March 2023.

The call for abstracts for the LAND4FLOOD Conference 2023 “Land for flood risk management and resilience”, to be held 27-29 September 2023, in Dortmund, Germany is now open.

Are you interested in other countries' planning systems? 

Then take a look at our growing selection of Country Profiles. 

It is time again for a non-commercial ARL photo contest - this time on the occasion of the 2023 ARLCongress  “Towards a viable and mobile future”!

On ARL-International you can now find a new thematic collection from EWG AlpPlan

Online Conference on 14 March 2023 (10:00 to 14:00 CET)

The topic of the summer school is “A CONTESTED RELATIONSHIP? Urbanisation & the Digital, vs. Digitalisation & the Urban” and will take place from 6 to 8 July 2023 in Luxembourg.

Are you interested in other countries' planning systems? Then take a look at our growing selection of Country Profiles. 

The ARL is planning an event on 14 March 2023, from 10:00 a.m. to 02:00 p.m., to which we invite you to discuss and exchange experiences.

Polycentricity refers to spatial structures on various scales that feature a number of spatially separated centres related to one another through mutual exchange processes. The term is used both in an empirical/analytical sense and in a political/normative sense, but a uniform understanding has yet to emerge.

How can we plan socially just and ecologically responsible mobility?

This article describes the development of approaches to genderoriented research and planning. As a category, gender opens up various avenues for spatial analysis and gives rise to a new understanding and knowledge of how space can be constituted and shaped. Brought together under the concept of gender mainstreaming, these approaches offer effective tools for spatial research and planning.

Are you interested in how spatial planning works in other countries? Then have a look at our collection of Country Profiles.

So far, 22 profiles are online. Brand new: the Country Profile of Norway written by Manuel Birnbrich. 
 

Spatial segregation can be understood as the disproportionate distribution of various elements or types across individual parts of a larger area.

Towards a viable and mobile future

How can we plan socially just and ecologically responsible mobility?

The InDaLE project invites you to a digital final event, where the project results will be presented to a broad public.

When? December 13, 2022 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Coastal protection and flood defence involves protecting the coast and the coastal regions from ocean flooding, shoreline retreat and erosion, and safeguarding the tidal flats. 

The authors of the 10 Must Knows from Biodiversity Science have developed their scientific findings further into 10 Must Dos. They are intended to serve as a guide for negotiations at the 15th UN Biodiversity Conference in Montréal. 

The inner city is the spatial, political and cultural centre of a city and is characterised by a high structural density, an intensive mixture of functions and a high concentration of goods and services.