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Law, closely linked with the idea of a society of free and equal citizens, has always played a major role in the social integration of the modern city. This is also true of urban planning, the main topic of this article. Current trends in this field, however, point instead in the direction of legal deregulation and informalization. The relationships between municipality, local economy and citizens are being reshaped in the market form - accompanied by informal public participation and community-building within civil society. It is doubtful, however, as many proponents suggest, that this enhances social integration in urban planning, as the universalism of law is being abandoned in the process.

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Integration durch Partizipation? Zum Verhältnis von formeller und informeller Bürgerbeteiligung am Beispiel der Stadtplanung / Integration through participation? The relationship between formal and informal public participation in the case of urban planning