Contours of a Handling of Space from the Perspective of a Liberalism That Maximizes Life-Chances

From a liberal point of view, the lack of economic capital is justified neither in the profit interests of the ruling class (as in the interpretation of socialism) nor by the traditional structure of society (as in conservatism), but can be described (at least in essence) as a consequence of the lack of individual education as an enabler of life-chances. In the following, we will outline the basic features of such an approach to space, which is geared toward increasing life-chances.