A Theory of Smart Cities

By C. Harrison, Ian Donnelly. 2011

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Urban Digital Twins for Smart Cities and Citizens: The Case Study of Herrenberg, Germany (2020, background): “…city approach [16–18], and for others, the concept is considered to be a response to global climate change or a step in an e ﬀ ort to make city management more e ﬀ ective, or even to try to attract more Y and Z generations, which are often seen as promoters of new economic e ﬀ ectiveness [18].”
Current trends in Smart City initiatives: some stylised facts (2014, unknown): “…Smart Cities (SCs) (Hollands, 2008) has been the subject of increasing attention and it now appears as a new paradigm of intelligent urban development and sustainable socio-economic growth, whose origin can be traced back to the Smart Growth Movement of the late „90s (Harrison and Donnelly, 2011).”