Algumas contribuições de Milton Santos para a compreensão do Plano Diretor Participativo das cidades

Abstract

This article provides a brief analysis of how the theories of Milton Santos may be important for a critical understanding of the spatial and social dynamics of cities and presents some considerations on how such analysis may be relevant to the realization of the right to public policy of urban planning by through Participative Master Plan. Indeed, after a short examination of capital influences on the city's production and provide some application difficulties of urban legislation geared to collective interests, underscores how the actions and class experiences can be key elements in the development of the urban planning process. Finally, this study aims to interpret the law and the Participative Master Plan as the urban construction of vectors that can accommodate alternative uses and thus be used as emancipatory instruments and promotion of an urban democracy.