Normativité et interdisciplinarité en aménagement-urbanisme

The author highlights the fact that the rationalist paradigm which initiated the social construction of the normative character of the town and country planning issue, is not valid. This leads to one?s wondering about the presuppositions inherent in both research and town and country planning practice. Standards and values on the one hand and interdisciplinarity on the other hand are closely linked, which requires redefining interdisciplinarity in the planning field. The author therefore offers a classification of the disciplines according to their relationships with the field of « voluntary and normative spatial change ». Classification JEL : A00, A12, A13, R00, R19.<np pagenum="620"/>