This paper presents a systematic review of the literature on smart governance, defined as
technology-enabled collaboration between citizens and local governments to advance …

The following offers an overview of what it means for cities to be “smart.” It draws the
supporting definitions and critical insights into smart cities from a series of papers presented …

Recent studies reveal a deep-rooted division in research on smart cities, which surfaces as
a set of dichotomies that question whether smart city development should be based on a:(1) …

Nature‐Based Solutions (NBS) are solutions to societal challenges that are inspired and
supported by nature. The European Commission requested the EKLIPSE project to help …

In the theory of urban development, the evolutionary perspective is becoming dominant.
Cities are understood as complex systems shaped by bottom-up processes with outcomes …

Taking Hollands' previous statement on the transition from intelligent to smart cities as its
point of departure ('Will the real smart city stand up?'City 12 (3), 302–320), this article reflects …

This book concludes a trilogy that began with Intelligent Cities: Innovation, Knowledge
Systems and digital spaces (Routledge 2002) and Intelligent Cities and Globalisation of …

This paper sets out to demonstrate how the triple-helix model enables us to study the
knowledge base of an urban economy in terms of its civil society's support for the evolution …

To improve land use efficiency, urban renewal must also consider urban microclimates and
heat islands. Existing research has depended on manual interpretation of high-resolution …

This article discusses the spatial intelligence of cities, the use of information communication
technologies (ICTs) and institutional frameworks that support innovation ecosystems of cities …