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London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2019

xviii, 303 stran : ilustrace ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-0-8153-4868-9 (brožováno)

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CONTENTS // List of figures via // List of tables x // Notes on contributors xi // Foreword Xvi // Simon Joss // 1 Introduction: situating smart cities 1 // Andrew Karvonen, Federico Cugurullo and Federico Caprotti // PART 1 // Grounding and contextualising 13 // 2 Realising smart cities: partnerships and economic // development in the emergence and practices of smart in Newcastle, Australia 15 // Robyn Dowling, Pauline ArGuirk and Sophia Maalsen // 3 Dissecting the Frankenstein city: an examination of smart // urbanism in Hong Kong 30 // Federico Cugurullo // 4 Ordinary Chinese smart cities: the case of Wuhan 45 // Robert Cowley, Federico Caprotti, Michele Ferretti and Chen Zhong // 5 The free zone and smart-global urbanisation in Philadelphia 65 // Alan Wiig // vi Contents // PART 2 // Integrating and aligning 83 // 6 Actually existing Smart Dublin: exploring smart city // development in history and context 85 // Rob Kitchin, Claudio Coletta and Liam Heaphy // 7 Smart cities as strategic actors: insights from EU // Lighthouse projects in Stavanger, Stockholm and Nottingham 102 Hŕvard Haarstad and Marikken W. Wathne // 8 Smart goes green: digitalising environmental agendas // in Bristol and Manchester 117 // Kerry Burton, Andrew Karvonen and Federico Caprotti // 9 Smart urbanism and the visibility and reconfiguration of // infrastructure and public action in the French cities of Issy-les-Moulineaux and Nice 133 // Marie Veltzy Jonathan Rutherford and Antoine Picon // 10 The

transnational smart city as urban eco-modernisation: // the case of Masdar City in Abu Dhabi 149 // Federico Cugurullo and Davide Ponzini // PART 3 // Contradicting and challenging 163 // 11 Acknowledging the idiot in the smart city: experimentation and citizenship in the making of a // low-carbon district in Santiago de Chile 165 // Martin Tironi and Matias Valderrama // 12 A smart equivocation: co-laboration and subsidiarity // in a smart city consortium 182 // Ignacio Farias and Claudia Mendes // 13 Parramatta Smart City and the quest to build Australia’s // next great city 197 // Sarah Barns and Andrea Pollio // 14 From participation to start-up urbanisation? Re-situating // open data in Lisbon 211 // Luis Carvalho and Mário Vale // Contents vii // PART 4 // Experiencing and encountering 227 // 15 Barcelona: from corporate smart city to // technological sovereignty 229 // Hug March and Ramon Ribera-Fumaz // 16 Smart innovation at the margins: learning from // Cape Town and Kibera 243 // Nancy Odendaal // 17 Innovating for an ageing society: insights from two // Japanese smart cities 258 // Gregory Trencher and Andrew Karvonen // 18 Life in smart Seoul: the female factor 275 // Sofia T. Shwayri // 19 Conclusions: the long and unsettled future of smart cities 291 Andrew Karvonen, Federico Cugurullo and Federico Caprotti // Index // 299