Category: Research summary
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017R_On the difficulty of agreeing upon a universal logic for city standards – A response to Schindler and Marvin

Listen to the episode: Summary of the response article titled On the difficulty of agreeing upon a universal logic for city standards from 2019 by James Merricks White, published in the City – analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action journal. This article is the response to the last research episode’s debate article, by…
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017R_transcript_On the difficulty of agreeing upon a universal logic for city standards – A response to Schindler and Marvin

Listen to the episode: Welcome to today’s What is The Future For Cities podcast and its Research episode; my name is Fanni, and today I will introduce a research paper by summarising it. The episode really is just a short summary of the original paper, and, in case it is interesting enough, I would encourage…
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016R_Constructing a universal logic of urban control? International standards for data, management and interoperability

Listen to the episode: Summary of the the debate article titled Constructing a universal logic of urban control? International standards for city data, management and interoperability from 2018 by Seth Schindler and Simon Marvin, published in the City – analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action journal. Since we are investigating the future of…
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016R_transcript_Constructing a universal logic of urban control? International standards for data, management and interoperability

Listen to the episode: Welcome to today’s What is The Future For Cities podcast and its Research episode; my name is Fanni, and today I will introduce a research paper by summarising it. The episode really is just a short summary of the original paper, and, in case it is interesting enough, I would encourage…
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014R_Smart city policies: A spatial approach

Listen to the episode: Summary of the research article titled Smart city policies: A spatial approach from 2014 by Margarita Angelidou, published in the Cities journal. Since we are investigating the future of cities, I though it would be interesting to include smart cities spatial understanding. The article investigates the strategic choices around smart city…
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014R_transcript_Smart city policies: A spatial approach

Listen to the episode: Welcome to today’s What is The Future For Cities podcast and its Research episode; my name is Fanni, and today I will introduce a research paper by summarising it. The episode really is just a short summary of the original paper, and, in case it is interesting enough, I would encourage…
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013R_Managing climate change in Australia – A global, long-term view

Listen to the episode: Summary of the position paper titled Managing climate change in Australia – A global, long-term view from 2019 by the United Nations Associations of Australia, abbreviated to UNAA. Since here we are investigating the future of cities, I though it would be interesting to include the position of the UNAA on…
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013Rtranscript_Managing climate change in Australia – A global, long-term view

Listen to the episode: Welcome to today’s What is The Future For Cities podcast and its Research episode; my name is Fanni, and today I will introduce a research paper by summarising it. The episode really is just a short summary of the original paper, and, in case it is interesting enough, I would encourage…
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011R_Smart and digital city: A systematic literature review

Listen to the episode: Summary of the book chapter titled Smart and digital city: A systematic literature review from 2014 by Annalisa Cocchia. The chapter is part of the book titled Smart city – How to create public and economic value with high technology in urban space, published by Springer. This chapter gives us an…
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011Rtranscript_Smart and digital city: A systematic literature review

Listen to the episode: Welcome to today’s What is The Future For Cities podcast and its Research episode; my name is Fanni, and today I will introduce a research paper by summarising it. The episode really is just a short summary of the original paper, and, in case it is interesting enough, I would encourage…
