Presentation of the Book Summae Of Urban Legislation

The event aims to bring together experts from the social sector, authorities and judges specialized in urban legislation within the framework of the presentation of the Summae Book of Urban Law, with a Latin American focus, convened by the National Center for Urban Legal Studies of Mexico.
Based on the topics addressed by the Summae, the configuration of a new urban legal science for Latin America and the Caribbean will be proposed, focused on 3 axes: Legal Urbanism of Human Rights, Comprehensive Vision of Territory and Urbanism, and Urban Social Justice.
All within the framework of the implementation of the New Urban Agenda, SDG 11, the Right to the City, the Right to Housing, the Environment, and the Right to the Living Minimum.
The Summae of Urban Law, constitutes an academic work where the author Urban Lawyer Pablo Aguilar González, specialist in Latin American Urban Legislation, develops the major themes of the new legal urbanism of the 21st Century based on the Mexican experience and with a focus on application in Latin America:
The Right to the City, Urban, metropolitan and regional Planning, constitutional and legal jurisdiction systems in urban matters; the management processes of planning permits and licenses, urban resilience, the environmental and climatic implications of urban planning, the legal defense of cultural heritage and the processes of urban discipline and sanction, all within the framework of the New Urban Agenda, international treaties in matters of human rights, and the realization of the SDGs in urban centers. Thus, in this experience, the speakers will discuss the challenges, opportunities, learning and knowledge to replicate the contents of a new paradigm of legal science from the local level to face global problems, at a regional, subnational or international level, that allow responding to the climate and survival crisis facing humanity:
human rights crisis, crisis in urban democracy and crisis of collective justice.