Kim’s teaching and research activities focus on economic and spatial dynamics of cities in the Asia-Pacific region. His research projects have investigated urban implications of global activities such as Foreign Direct Investment, knowledge workers, international students and international real estate investment. Sabri has research interests in application of geospatial technology in smart urban planning. He has more than 13 years of experience in consultancy and research in urban and regional planning with a current research focus on spatial enablement of governments and industries for smart urban planning. Anthony Kent is an economic geographer who teaches urban and environmental economics. He is a long-term Board Member of Urban Policy and Research and is immediate past Secretary of the Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Human Settlements (Australia). His research interests include industrial clusters, labour markets and regional economies. He has also worked as a consultant on tertiary education capacity building in Indonesia.

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• 1. Introduction: being smarter for productivity, livability and sustainability2. Fundamentals of smart cities: Governance, innovations and cities3. Smart city in Singapore: How Environmental and Geospatial Innovation lead to urban livability and environmental sustainability cities5. Japanese Smart Cities6. ‘Being First Comes Naturally’: The Smart City and Progressive Urbanism in Australia7. Understanding the Stakeholders’ Perceptions in Smart Cities: The Experience of Using Q Methodology for Smart Gusu Project, China8. Stimulating Innovation for Smart Cities in Hong Kong9. Urban form, the use of ICT and informal smart cities in Vietnam10. Smart urban development strategies in Africa? An analysis of multiple rationalities for Accra’s City Extension Project11. Smart Dubai IoT Strategy: Aspiration to promoting happiness for residents and visitors through a continuous commitment to innovation12. Governing security by coding: a case of "smartness" in the Chilean context13. Smart City Technologies in the USA: Smart Grid and Transportation Initiatives in Columbus, Ohio14. Building the Future City of Glasgow: An evolutionary perspective15. Autonomous Vehicles and Smart Cities: Where We Are16. Evaluating recent trends: Diversified development paths of smart cities 17. Conclusion: steps for future smart cities

Kim’s teaching and research activities focus on economic and spatial dynamics of cities in the Asia-Pacific region. His research projects have investigated urban implications of global activities such as Foreign Direct Investment, knowledge workers, international students and international real estate investment. Sabri has research interests in application of geospatial technology in smart urban planning. He has more than 13 years of experience in consultancy and research in urban and regional planning with a current research focus on spatial enablement of governments and industries for smart urban planning. Anthony Kent is an economic geographer who teaches urban and environmental economics. He is a long-term Board Member of Urban Policy and Research and is immediate past Secretary of the Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Human Settlements (Australia). His research interests include industrial clusters, labour markets and regional economies. He has also worked as a consultant on tertiary education capacity building in Indonesia.

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• 1. Introduction: being smarter for productivity, livability and sustainability2. Fundamentals of smart cities: Governance, innovations and cities3. Smart city in Singapore: How Environmental and Geospatial Innovation lead to urban livability and environmental sustainability cities5. Japanese Smart Cities6. ‘Being First Comes Naturally’: The Smart City and Progressive Urbanism in Australia7. Understanding the Stakeholders’ Perceptions in Smart Cities: The Experience of Using Q Methodology for Smart Gusu Project, China8. Stimulating Innovation for Smart Cities in Hong Kong9. Urban form, the use of ICT and informal smart cities in Vietnam10. Smart urban development strategies in Africa? An analysis of multiple rationalities for Accra’s City Extension Project11. Smart Dubai IoT Strategy: Aspiration to promoting happiness for residents and visitors through a continuous commitment to innovation12. Governing security by coding: a case of "smartness" in the Chilean context13. Smart City Technologies in the USA: Smart Grid and Transportation Initiatives in Columbus, Ohio14. Building the Future City of Glasgow: An evolutionary perspective15. Autonomous Vehicles and Smart Cities: Where We Are16. Evaluating recent trends: Diversified development paths of smart cities 17. Conclusion: steps for future smart cities

Kim’s teaching and research activities focus on economic and spatial dynamics of cities in the Asia-Pacific region. His research projects have investigated urban implications of global activities such as Foreign Direct Investment, knowledge workers, international students and international real estate investment. Sabri has research interests in application of geospatial technology in smart urban planning. He has more than 13 years of experience in consultancy and research in urban and regional planning with a current research focus on spatial enablement of governments and industries for smart urban planning. Anthony Kent is an economic geographer who teaches urban and environmental economics. He is a long-term Board Member of Urban Policy and Research and is immediate past Secretary of the Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Human Settlements (Australia). His research interests include industrial clusters, labour markets and regional economies. He has also worked as a consultant on tertiary education capacity building in Indonesia.

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• 1. Introduction: being smarter for productivity, livability and sustainability2. Fundamentals of smart cities: Governance, innovations and cities3. Smart city in Singapore: How Environmental and Geospatial Innovation lead to urban livability and environmental sustainability cities5. Japanese Smart Cities6. ‘Being First Comes Naturally’: The Smart City and Progressive Urbanism in Australia7. Understanding the Stakeholders’ Perceptions in Smart Cities: The Experience of Using Q Methodology for Smart Gusu Project, China8. Stimulating Innovation for Smart Cities in Hong Kong9. Urban form, the use of ICT and informal smart cities in Vietnam10. Smart urban development strategies in Africa? An analysis of multiple rationalities for Accra’s City Extension Project11. Smart Dubai IoT Strategy: Aspiration to promoting happiness for residents and visitors through a continuous commitment to innovation12. Governing security by coding: a case of "smartness" in the Chilean context13. Smart City Technologies in the USA: Smart Grid and Transportation Initiatives in Columbus, Ohio14. Building the Future City of Glasgow: An evolutionary perspective15. Autonomous Vehicles and Smart Cities: Where We Are16. Evaluating recent trends: Diversified development paths of smart cities 17. Conclusion: steps for future smart cities