CHANGING URBAN SPACE: RUSSIAN AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCES
Traditionally, urban planning issues are the subject of research in Geosciences, urban planning, and architecture, but at the same time, urban planning can be considered as a social process with a certain set of interacting subjects, interaction mechanisms, and so on. In accordance with this, urban planning becomes possible for consideration in the context of sociological knowledge. Traditionally, it is believed that the planning of the city should involve authorized authorities, which may or may not take into account the needs and interests of citizens. Through interaction with residents, the authorities directly receive feedback, which can prevent further conflicts and discontent on the part of the population in relation to certain decisions made by city planners.