The Future of Smart Cities

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Samuel D. Simpson (Editor)

Series: Urban Development and Infrastructure
BISAC: ARC010000

This book contains seven chapters that detail the future of smart cities. Chapter One focuses mainly on the practical barriers encountered by the author during the design and implementation of three Smart City projects as a project management consultants (PMC) team leader. Chapter Two argues for a greater focus on enabling and enhancing the growth of third places within smart city(ies), through closer business to municipal government collaboration to ensure that these human aspects are taken into consideration by urban planners. Chapter Three argues that current technocentric approach(es) to smart city(ies) design and implementation may create unforeseen negative externalities arising from inequitable access to the promises of digitisation. Chapter Four discusses current developments and future research trends in smart technology(ies) within urban environment(s). Chapter Five includes insights from a robust literature review about inclusive transformation and an empirical study on inclusiveness in 21 smart cities in India along with a deeper qualitative study of Nagpur smart city. Chapter Six establishes that the formation and development of City Smart potential depends on a number of conditions and factors, which the authors divide into external and internal ones. Lastly, Chapter Seven provides a generalization of existing approaches to the definition of design and determinants of the smart awareness development among the youth of Ukraine, and describes the current state of perception of the Smart City Concept.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. The Smart City Implementation Journey of a Team Leader
Surajit Bhattacharya, B.Arch., MUP, MSc. TP (UK), AITP, AIIA
Founder and Principal Architect and Urban Planner at Archinouveau, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Chapter 2. The Future of Smart City(ies): Social and Community Capital – The Need for More Human Connection and the Role of Third Places
Andrew D. Roberts, PhD
School of Business and Law, Central Queensland University (CQU), Melbourne, Australia

Chapter 3. The Future for Smart City(ies): Equal for Some but Not for Others
 Andrew Roberts
School of Business and Law, Central Queensland University (CQU), Melbourne, Australia

Chapter 4. The Future of Smart City(ies): Expert Commentary
Andrew D. Roberts, PhD
School of Business and Law, Central Queensland University (CQU), Melbourne, Australia

Chapter 5. Inclusive Transformation of Smart Cities in India
Madhurima Waghmare, PhD
Cofounder, CITYS-c research collab and visiting professor at the Department of Urban Design, SMMCA, RTM Nagpur University, India
Ex-Team Leader for World Bank TA for Inclusive Revitalisation of Indian Cities, NIUA, New Delhi, India

Chapter 6. Public Management of City Smart Potential as a Basis for Sustainable Development
Borodin Yevgeniy, DS, Sakharova Katerina, PhD and Ostrenko Sergey, Postgraduate
1Dnipro University of Technology, Dnipro, Ukraine

Chapter 7. The Development of Smart Awareness Among Ukraine’s Youth in Modern Conditions
Khozhylo Iryna1, DS, Sakharova Katerina2, PhD, Lipovska Nataliia1, DS and Serheiev Andrii3, PhD
1 Dnipro University of Technology, Dnipro, Ukraine
2 Dnipro University for the Humanities, Dnipro, Ukraine
3 Dnipropetrovsk State Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, Dnipro, Ukraine

Index

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