Exclusion in Smart Cities

Exclusion in Smart Cities

Assessment and Strategy for Strengthening Resilience

Jonek-Kowalska, Izabela; Wolniak, Radoslaw

Taylor & Francis Ltd

03/2025

210

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9781032814605

15 a 20 dias

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Introduction

1. The concept of a Smart City in modern economies

1.1. Creation and assumptions of the Smart City concept

1.2. Areas of Smart City development and evaluation

2. Bright and dark sides of Smart City

2.1. The role of Smart City in improving the quality of urban life

2.2. Criticism of the Smart City concept on the literature on the subject

3. Dimensions of exclusion in a Smart City

3.1. The essence and causes of exclusion in a Smart City

3.2. Research methodology of exclusion in a Smart City

4. The issue of exclusion in Smart City rankings

4.1. Characteristics of Smart City rankings

4.2. Assessment of areas and indicators of exclusion in selected Smart City rankings

5. Exclusivity and inclusiveness of Smart City in practice

5.1. Leaders and losers of inclusiveness in Smart City

5.2. Smart City inclusiveness best practices: case studies

6. Proposal for assessing the inclusiveness of Smart City

6.1. Areas and principles of measuring inclusiveness

6.2. Concept of the Smart City inclusiveness assessment

7. Long-term strategy for strengthening inclusiveness in the Smart City

7.1. Identification of future trends in exclusion in the Smart City

7.2. Strategy to strengthen resistance to exclusions in the Smart City

8. Inclusiveness versus exclusivity: discussion and conclusions

8.1. Discussion in the light of current research and practices

8.2. Summary, research limitations, and directions for further research

Conclusions

Index
Smart city;Exclusion;Inclusion;Inclusiveness;Resilience;social cohesion;urban resistance;technical infrastructure;business environment;urban public order;city economics;local community;natural urban environment;aging;disability;energy poverty;digitalization