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The Right to the Smart City
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Editor(s):
Paolo Cardullo
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Cesare Di Feliciantonio
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Rob Kitchin
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May 26 2019
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Emerald Publishing Limited
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978-1-78769-140-7
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978-1-78769-139-1
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June 07 2019
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10.1108/9781787691391
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Citizenship, Justice, and the Right to the Smart City
pp. 27
Whose Right to the Smart City?
pp. 43
Reading the Neoliberal Smart City Narrative: The Political Potential of Everyday Meaning-making
pp. 57
Playable Urban Citizenship: Social Justice and the Gamification of Civic Life
pp. 71
The Right to the Datafied City: Interfacing the Urban Data Commons
pp. 85
Smart Commons or a “Smart Approach” to the Commons?
pp. 99
Against the Romance of the Smart Community: The Case of Milano 4 You
pp. 113
Sensors and Civics: Toward a Community-centered Smart City
pp. 125
What is Civic Tech? Defining a Practice of Technical Pluralism
pp. 135
Hackathons and the Practices and Possibilities of Participation
pp. 151
Smart Cities by Design? Interrogating Design Thinking for Citizen Participation
pp. 165
Appropriating “Big Data”: Exploring the Emancipatory Potential of the Data Strategies of Civil Society Organizations in Cape Town, South Africa
pp. 177
Moving from Smart Citizens to Technological Sovereignty?
pp. 193
Toward a Genuinely Humanizing Smart Urbanism
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