mehdi bahram poor

Today, the concept of justice as essential in the process of urban planning and management of metropolitan areas is considered. The emergence of concepts such as justice, fairness and social justice and the environment is similar to this. However, dealing with the concept of perspective and allocation policies and action plans in this regard seems to be quite necessary. This study of the theoretical foundations, and in the expression of analytical results, the secondary analysis; The study includes a set of tools for data collection and statistical reports Statistical Center of Iran and Tehran Municipality has benefited in 22 districts of the municipality. Following the concept of justice in the 4 components: providing fair housing, providing adequate access to services, the provision of facilities (opportunity) for all and fairness in the distribution of resources is evaluated; Finally, in contrast to the expression of the 22 districts, several measures related to the realization of justice is mentioned.

Segregation has been widely discussed by social scientists and especially by urban geographers and planners over the past decades. However, regardless of their focus, most of these studies view segregation as an obvious case of spatial injustice. I argue that this implicit relationship between segregation, (in) justice, and space needs to be reexamined. This paper approaches this task by reviewing an interdisciplinary body of literature (including geography, sociology, history, political sciences, and philosophy) that deals with segregation without (explicitly) tackling the issue of justice. It will then question the dominant contemporary discourse that holds that the Just City should be a diverse city at the neighborhood scale.