Organizing a sustainable smart urban ecosystem: Perspectives and insights from a bibliometric analysis and literature review

Palumbo, Rocco; Manesh, Mohammad Fakhar; Pellegrini, Massimiliano Matteo; Caputo, Andrea; Flamini, Giulia

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.126622

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“…The Japanese concept of Society 5.0 is aimed at the economy and at the citizens, thus promoting the idea of a Smart Society, where information technology will outline the profile of a new superintelligent company [3]. The digital transformation will once again radically change many aspects of society, affecting private life, public administration, industrial structure, and employment [4,5]. The goal is to create a society in which anyone can create value, anytime and anywhere [6], in compliance with future sustainable strategies developed with the 17 United Nations objectives [7].…”

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Innovation Trajectories for a Society 5.0

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2021

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Big Data, the Internet of Things, and robotic and augmented realities are just some of the technologies that belong to Industry 4.0. These technologies improve working conditions and increase productivity and the quality of industry production. However, they can also improve life and society as a whole. A new perspective is oriented towards social well-being and it is called Society 5.0. Industry 4.0 supports the transition to the new society, but other drivers are also needed. To guide the transition, it is necessary to identify the enabling factors that integrate Industry 4.0. A conceptual framework was developed in which these factors were identified through a literature review and the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) methodology. Furthermore, the way in which they relate was evaluated with the help of the interpretive structural modeling (ISM) methodology. The proposed framework fills a research gap, which has not yet consolidated a strategy that includes all aspects of Society 5.0. As a result, the main driver, in addition to technology, is international politics.

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“…GovernanceLocal[1,5,43,54,70,91,99,100,102,119-123] National [1,5,43,54,70,91,99,100,102,119-123] International [1,5,43,54,70,91,99,100,102,119-123]…”

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2021

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“…On the contrary, immediate actions are needed to achieve the stated average mitigation target of GHG reduction by 47% across European cities (Salvia et al, 2021). Further research should be directed toward elucidating the role of data and mechanization in supporting the mutual wisdom of smart cities for the benefit of urban sustainability (Palumbo et al, 2021). Smart cities are the leading movement towards a tenacious ecosystem.…”

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Climate mitigation in the Mediterranean Europe: An assessment of regional and city-level plans

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“…At the same time, in order to obtain a better understanding of the relevant literature and its dominant trends, a bibliometric analysis was used. The main tool of the article's analysis was the bibliometrix package (along with biblioshiny App, an R-tool described in detail by Aria and Cuccurullo [20]), which presents an interesting multitude of results in its social science [21] and urban science [22,23] applications.…”

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Mechanism for the Optimal Location of a Business as a Lever for the Development of the Economic Strength and Resilience of a City

2021

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Today, the location of a business is more important than ever, as it contributes to its consolidation in the market and, in parallel, to the economic development of a city. Over the years, the theories about the optimal location of a business have undergone various changes, both financial and spatial. On the other hand, economic geography, as a discipline that studies the distribution of economic activities as well as the interactions between them, is also an important tool for the analysis of urban/spatial and business processes. This paper finds the optimal locations of economic activities through the combination of theories of economic geography and spatial analysis, for the sake of reducing urban shrinkage and increasing the resilience of businesses and cities. The analysis of this paper proved that the areas that are most exposed to urban shrinkage are the least central areas. Urban shopping centers, despite the large percentage of closed stores, continue due to their centrality to attracting more new businesses. The calculation of the optimal location of the economic activity showed that the optimal location depends on the financial sector itself but also on the economic activities that open or close over time in this region. In this way, an answer is sought regarding the way in which each region and its economic identity can influence a city’s future development and resilience. Thus, through this analysis, cities are able to control and strengthen their economic landscapes, vulnerable as they are in difficult times, and to implement policies in specific urban units, with a view to the prosperity of their economic activities.

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Organizing a sustainable smart urban ecosystem: Perspectives and insights from a bibliometric analysis and literature review

Cited by 53 publications

References 132 publications

Innovation Trajectories for a Society 5.0

Innovation Trajectories for a Society 5.0

Climate mitigation in the Mediterranean Europe: An assessment of regional and city-level plans

Mechanism for the Optimal Location of a Business as a Lever for the Development of the Economic Strength and Resilience of a City

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