Co-production in public management: a case study towards a smart city

Schreiner, Tatiana; Poleza, Mariângela; Costa, Eduardo Moreira da

doi:10.1504/ijkbd.2021.119046

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“…A semi-systematic bibliographic review was also performed that detected gaps in the adaptation of knowledge management models and their effect on smart cities [113]. Other studies, after an analysis of 1092 publications, develop a system that allows researchers to recover knowledge of the analyzed research [114] or the analysis of collective co-production for interventions in a public park with the smart city approach, of a multidisciplinary group using the method of investigation-action [115].…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Smart Cities Related to Land Use

Bastanchury-López

Heredero

2022

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According to the World Bank, approximately 55% of the population lives in cities and a growing trend is expected in the future. Cities generate more than 80% of the world’s GDP, so accurate urban land management would favor sustainable growth, increasing productivity and facilitating innovation and the emergence of new ideas. The use and management of public resources and the concern for cities to become increasingly smart are, therefore, of particular importance. To provide an overview and synthesize knowledge on smart cities in relation to land use, a bibliometric analysis was performed of 475 documents extracted from the Web of Science database, using the SciMAT and VOSviewer programs. Research papers published between 1 January 2000 and 8 September 2022 were considered. Three periods have been identified in which a tendency oriented to deepen in a broad concept of smart city has been evidenced. A growing interest in the topic under investigation has been found, expressed as an increase of the number of publications and research groups focused on the topic. The results of this analysis help to know the most relevant contributions published so far on urban land use in smart cities. This knowledge can help streamline decisions in urban land use in smart cities.

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Smart Cities Related to Land Use

Bastanchury-López

Heredero

2022

Land

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“…e country has begun to gather strength to actively build a "service-oriented" society. All kinds of nonprofit organizations have given full play to their autonomy, and all kinds of creative community coproduction activities are in full swing [4].…”

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Research on the Influencing Factors of Sustainable Development of Smart Community

Wan

Jiang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The sustainable development of China’s smart community is the top priority of grassroots governance in China and also the general trend of China’s urban modernization. Sustainable development of smart community with the use of the new generation of information technology actively explores the development model of smart community construction and improves the modern level of community governance. The sustainable development of smart communities in China cannot be separated from the participation of residents. This study analyzes the relationship between the sustainable development of smart communities and the participation of Chinese residents. Data were collected through questionnaire survey, and SEM model was used to analyze the impact of different factors of residents’ participation on the sustainable development of smart communities as well as the differences among these factors. The results of the study are as follows. Chinese smart community is in the initial stage of development, and the overall participation level of residents is relatively shallow, with few active participation behaviors. To realize the sustainable development of smart community in China, a multilevel governance pattern should be constructed from the perspective of government. Community and residents, the thinking mode of grassroots government, should be changed. The service supply system of smart community should be improved, and the initiative of residents should be given full play to better realize the sustainable development of smart community.

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Co-production in public management: a case study towards a smart city

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Smart Cities Related to Land Use

A Bibliometric Analysis on Smart Cities Related to Land Use

Research on the Influencing Factors of Sustainable Development of Smart Community

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