De la planificación tradicional a la planificación equitativa. Enfoque normativo a la Ley Urbanistica de Calabria (Italia)

The most serious legal problem (and not just legal) that the planning lawhas to face is always to ensure the neutrality of planning as regards the regimeof soils (and therefore their exchange value). In this context, in recent decades,a new interest in urban equalization has established in Italy: it allowed areinterpretation and application of this principle in a much more extensive andvaried way than that, very weak, required by the National Development PlanningAct of 1942.Regional institutions have provided an initial response to this new planningdemand, realizing the necessity of having to provide greater flexibility in themanagement of the territorial government.This article, in particular, is a careful examination of the interpretation ofthe equalization principle that is required by the Planning Act of Calabria, inorder to verify its efficacy and overcome any critical elements.