El derecho a la ciudad en Colombia: limitaciones y alcances de la función social de la propiedad urbana en el marco del estado social de derecho

Abstract

The urban way of life is a growing and irreversible phenomenon that has been the subject of special attention in recent years by different research trends that attempt to account for the complexities and challenges involved in such a configuration. In this way, through legal science, urban law has been consolidated as a specialization that seeks to address the problems that the way of life in the city implies; However, its evolution has been constant and has allowed to overcome traditional paradigms based on civil law and administrative law. This paper studies the challenges of urban law in the Latin American context from the perspective of the constitutional figure of the social function of property and the configuration of the so-called right to the city as a legal proposal that seeks to offer answers to the multiple complexities of ordering urban.