Against the backdrop of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) taking effect in the
European Union (EU), a debate emerged about the role of citizens and their relationship …

This intervention reflects on critical perspectives on algorithms and geographical work on
the urban-digital interface to highlight a set of approaches for studying the politics of platform …

This paper offers a critical review of three coevolving socio-technical paradigms:(a)“data-
driven urbanism”,(b) digital platforms and (c)“Mobility-as-a-Service”(MaaS). It explores the …

I argue that Dubai's smart city project,'Smart Dubai', is a response to the following
priorities:(i) the furtherance of the city's scale-making project and worlding strategies …

There are changing dynamics among political regionalization processes and the rescaling
of nation-states in Europe. However, updated and timely research remains scant …

The emergence of technology processes to be used and accessed in city spaces has come
swiftly and a world of geospatially driven technology in the emerging smart city is now upon …

The widespread adoption of ICT including mobile apps and their online services has
significantly reshaped human activities in urban spaces. The complex interaction between …

Smart cities, as defined by Sustainable Development Goal 11, strive to make cities more
inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. Digital technologies addresses urbanisation …

The provision of biometric surveillance systems in cities' administration in Brazil is commonly
delegated to private companies, where businesses supply facial recognition technologies …

Early smart city projects tended to be technology-driven, conceiving of the citizen as a data
provider. New citizen-centered projects have emerged that challenge the role of the …