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Information Policy in the Eu: Towards a Local Approach

on a ’liveability’ perspective have to be seen as social production of space in a double sense. First, as a politicized project aimed at creating another liveability within the area to the one already existing. This is not just related to economic dedine, but also to the restructuring of a population structure. Second, as a project with both a politia of place and a politics of identity. One of the main points emphasized here was the exercise of discursive power. This builds by encoding values through planning documents and local alliances. These discourses define ’relevant’ discussions. This