
Smart Cities: Big Data, Civic Hackers, and the Quest for a New Utopia
by Anthony M. Townsend
Similar to 'The Connected City', it examines the integration of technology in city planning and community engagement.
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by Anthony M. Townsend
Similar to 'The Connected City', it examines the integration of technology in city planning and community engagement.
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by Dan Werb
It reflects on urban issues and societal networks, making it a thought-provoking companion to 'The Connected City'.
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by Jane Jacobs
Jacobs' insights into urban life emphasize networked community dynamics similar to the themes in 'The Connected City'.
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by Rob Kitchin
It provides a critical examination of how data influences city life, paralleling the discussions in 'The Connected City'.
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by Richard Florida
This book looks at urban connectivity and the challenges it brings, resonating with the themes in 'The Connected City'.
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by Edward Glaeser
It echoes the celebrations of urban connectivity and life found in 'The Connected City', supporting the notion that networks enhance our lives.
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