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September 10, 2026European Planning StudiesOpen Access

Value translations in spatial planning: an experimental application of the culturized planning model (CPM)

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CMChristin Juliana MüllerCMChristin MüllerASAnnabell Senßfelder

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Overview

Experimental study reveals shifts in individual and professional values during spatial planning tasks among geography students, highlighting the influence of situational context on decision-making.

Key Points

  • To examine how individual values translate into professional values during the creation of spatial planning artefacts using the Culturized Planning Model.
  • Conducted a laboratory experiment with geography and spatial planning students.
  • Tracked value stability and shifts while participants produced planning artefacts under specific situational contexts.
  • Individual value systems remain largely stable during planning tasks, though respect for tradition increases in importance while personal independence significantly declines.
  • Situational contexts alter value weighting, leading planners to prioritize process-oriented values like collaboration and intuition over normative and moral principles.

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Müller et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa27a7f58559d80afc730c5https://doi.org/10.1080/09654313.2026.2724141
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