a critical evaluation on the concept of justice in planning process

In <strong>evaluation</strong> of the experts reports and in court decisions, procedures balancing
the equalities do not mean anything for individuals an inequal base and causes lose of
confidence to the planning system as well as to the field of law. As long as the decisions
taken in response to comparing the laws and abstract principles by laws do not involve
the property of decreasing and balancing the inequalities, their relation with the reality
unfastened. When examined from the perspective of planning discipline; an <strong>evaluation</strong>
done by an approach accepting that it has an effect on all kinds of social and economic
relations founded on this area and not only on the physical space planning principles,
will have a meaning beyond a technical <strong>evaluation</strong>. When spatial developments are
considered as a whole, approaches putting the <strong>evaluation</strong>s founded on a basic question
indicating to this reality, in other words what kind of distribution relation occurs among
whom and what, cannot develop. Surely, the perception dimension of such an approach
between individual – society – state will change and multi-approaches will develop.
Against the reality that this multi-atmosphere will carry many problems it is also a
reality that it will increase the approach to reality.
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