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    ‘Smart Cities’ – Dynamic sustainability issues and challenges for ‘old world’ economies: A case from the United Kingdom

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    Authors
    Stokes, Peter
    Larson, Mitchell J.
    Russell, Natalie
    Adderley, Simon
    Moore, Neil
    Mathews, Martin
    Smith, Simon M.
    Lichy, Jessica
    Scott, Peter
    Ward, Tony
    Brindley, Clare
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    Affiliation
    Nottingham Trent University
    Issue Date
    2015-11-30
    
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    Abstract
    The rapid and dynamic rate of urbanization, particularly in emerging world economies, has resulted in a need to find sustainable ways of dealing with the excessive strains and pressures that come to bear on existing infrastructures and relationships. Increasingly during the twenty-first century policy makers have turned to technological solutions to deal with this challenge and the dynamics inherent within it. This move towards the utilization of technology to underpin infrastructure has led to the emergence of the term ‘Smart City’. Smart cities incorporate technology based solutions in their planning development and operation. This paper explores the organizational issues and challenges facing a post-industrial agglomeration in the North West of England as it attempted to become a ‘Smart City’. In particular the paper identifies and discusses the factors that posed significant challenges for the dynamic relationships residents, policymakers and public and private sector organizations and as a result aims to use these micro-level issues to inform the macro-debate and context of wider Smart City discussions. In order to achieve this, the paper develops a range of recommendations that are designed to inform Smart City design, planning and implementation strategies.
    Citation
    Stokes, P. et al (2015) 'Smart Cities' - Dynamic Sustainability Issues and Challenges for 'Old World' Economies: A Case from the United Kingdom', Dynamic Relationships Management Journal, 4 (2):3
    Journal
    Dynamic Relationships Management Journal
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10545/621414
    DOI
    10.17708/drmj.2015.v04n02a01
    Additional Links
    http://www.sam-d.si/Upload/Articles/DRMJv04n02a01.pdf
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    Article
    Language
    en
    ISSN
    2350367X
    ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
    10.17708/drmj.2015.v04n02a01
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