Open AccessComputer SciencePolitical ScienceSociology
Rob Kitchin
2013.11.29GEOJOURNAL
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The final section of the paper provides a critical reflection on the implications of big data and smart urbanism, examining five emerging concerns: the politics of big urban data, technocratic governance and city development, corporatisation of city governance and technological lock-ins, buggy, brittle and hackable cities, and the panoptic city.
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KITCHIN, Rob. The real-time city? Big data and smart urbanism. GEOJOURNAL, 2013, 79: 1–14.