Edited by Nicos Komninos, Director, URENIO Research and Christina Kakderi, Department of Spatial Planning and Development, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

'Smart Cities in the Post-algorithmic Era: Integrating Technologies, Platforms and Governance is a seminal original contribution to the emerging field of smart cities. The book sets out to highlight the pervasive importance of smart technologies, platforms and governance in the urban context. It frames this new challenging field, and offers a wealth of informed conceptual and practical studies. For academics, students, and practitioners, this book offers many novel and useful insights.'--Tan Yigitcanlar, Queensland University of Technology, Australia'The 21st Century is said to be the Century of Cities. Echoing this sentiment, Smart Cities in the Post-algorithmic Era argues they emerge from collaboration technologies, data science and AI and the algorithmic logic, under which these technologies operate, can be much more effective if such platforms combine with other sources of intelligence available in cities, such as human intelligence, creativity and innovation, collective and collaborative intelligence already embedded in institutions. The constructive alignment and augmentation of these technologies with human, collective and collaborative intelligence and sharing of the knowledge such a synthesis produces, is the object of this latest book from Komninos and Kakderi.'--Mark Deakin, Edinburgh Napier University, UK

• Contents:1 Smart cities beyond algorithmic logic: digital platforms, userengagement and data science 1Nicos Komninos, Anastasia Panori and Christina KakderiPART I SMART CITIES, ALGORITHMIC LOGIC AND THEQUEST FOR INTELLIGENCE2 The current status of smart city research: exposing the division 17Luca Mora, Alasdair Reid and Margarita Angelidou3 Towards an algorithmic city: transformation in politics,governance and service provision 36Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko4 Shaping ecosystems for collaborative innovation towardsfostering urban and regional development 70Hans Schaffers5 The creation of city smartness: architectures of intelligence insmart cities and smart ecosystems 101Nicos Komninos and Anastasia PanoriPART II SMART CITIES AT THE CROSSROADS OF IOT,SOCIAL MEDIA AND DATA SCIENCE6 Cloud, network and sensing in a smart city: toward a cloud ofmeshed cooperative heterogeneous things 129Valeria Loscri, Nathalie Mitton and Riccardo Petrolo7 City dynamics tracking based on citizens’ data and sensinganalytics 150Athena Vakali and Vaia Moustaka8 Moving from e-Gov to we-Gov and beyond: a blockchainframework for the digital transformation of cities 176Ioannis Tsampoulatidis, Dimitrios Bechtsis andIoannis Kompatsiaris9 A world of data: Underworlds and health challenges in the ageof smart cities 201Snoweria Zhang, Fábio Duarte and Carlo RattiPART III SMART CITIES, PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCEAND DIGITAL PLATFORMS10 Exploring the relationship between smart cities and spatialplanning: star cases and typologies 217Margarita Angelidou and Luca Mora11 Social policy in smart cities: the forgotten dimension 235Akın Özdemir, Karima Kourtit and Peter Nijkamp12 Smart cities, ‘sharing’ and platform impact 262Jeroen Oskam13 Smart cities and vision zero: common ground for a genericvision zero methodology 279Christina KakderiIndex 293

Edited by Nicos Komninos, Director, URENIO Research and Christina Kakderi, Department of Spatial Planning and Development, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

'Smart Cities in the Post-algorithmic Era: Integrating Technologies, Platforms and Governance is a seminal original contribution to the emerging field of smart cities. The book sets out to highlight the pervasive importance of smart technologies, platforms and governance in the urban context. It frames this new challenging field, and offers a wealth of informed conceptual and practical studies. For academics, students, and practitioners, this book offers many novel and useful insights.'--Tan Yigitcanlar, Queensland University of Technology, Australia'The 21st Century is said to be the Century of Cities. Echoing this sentiment, Smart Cities in the Post-algorithmic Era argues they emerge from collaboration technologies, data science and AI and the algorithmic logic, under which these technologies operate, can be much more effective if such platforms combine with other sources of intelligence available in cities, such as human intelligence, creativity and innovation, collective and collaborative intelligence already embedded in institutions. The constructive alignment and augmentation of these technologies with human, collective and collaborative intelligence and sharing of the knowledge such a synthesis produces, is the object of this latest book from Komninos and Kakderi.'--Mark Deakin, Edinburgh Napier University, UK

• Contents:1 Smart cities beyond algorithmic logic: digital platforms, userengagement and data science 1Nicos Komninos, Anastasia Panori and Christina KakderiPART I SMART CITIES, ALGORITHMIC LOGIC AND THEQUEST FOR INTELLIGENCE2 The current status of smart city research: exposing the division 17Luca Mora, Alasdair Reid and Margarita Angelidou3 Towards an algorithmic city: transformation in politics,governance and service provision 36Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko4 Shaping ecosystems for collaborative innovation towardsfostering urban and regional development 70Hans Schaffers5 The creation of city smartness: architectures of intelligence insmart cities and smart ecosystems 101Nicos Komninos and Anastasia PanoriPART II SMART CITIES AT THE CROSSROADS OF IOT,SOCIAL MEDIA AND DATA SCIENCE6 Cloud, network and sensing in a smart city: toward a cloud ofmeshed cooperative heterogeneous things 129Valeria Loscri, Nathalie Mitton and Riccardo Petrolo7 City dynamics tracking based on citizens’ data and sensinganalytics 150Athena Vakali and Vaia Moustaka8 Moving from e-Gov to we-Gov and beyond: a blockchainframework for the digital transformation of cities 176Ioannis Tsampoulatidis, Dimitrios Bechtsis andIoannis Kompatsiaris9 A world of data: Underworlds and health challenges in the ageof smart cities 201Snoweria Zhang, Fábio Duarte and Carlo RattiPART III SMART CITIES, PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCEAND DIGITAL PLATFORMS10 Exploring the relationship between smart cities and spatialplanning: star cases and typologies 217Margarita Angelidou and Luca Mora11 Social policy in smart cities: the forgotten dimension 235Akın Özdemir, Karima Kourtit and Peter Nijkamp12 Smart cities, ‘sharing’ and platform impact 262Jeroen Oskam13 Smart cities and vision zero: common ground for a genericvision zero methodology 279Christina KakderiIndex 293