Linear Planning to Reduce Regional Inequality : A Theoretical Review and the Case of the Way of St. James

Introducing linear planning -- Defining the linear planning: from the concept of line to the design approach -- Why associating lines and regional inequality? -- Walking and cycle ways as cases of linear approach -- An experiment of linear planning: the Way of St. James in Spain -- From the historical to the contemporary Way -- Public policies and governance for a tourist path -- Slow tourist line as a tool to enhance the cooperative dimension -- How regional and urban planning change with the presence of the line -- Linear planning in the public policies against the regional inequality -- The Italian Strategy for the Inner Areas: a recent policy to reduce marginality -- Slow tourism in development strategies for inner areas -- Proposing linear planning against regional marginality: a possible application in the Italian case.