2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-47386-3_1
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The Next City and Complex Adaptive Systems

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“…Cities are, after all, a series of complex interconnected and interacting systems. And while there is a no scarcity of academic literature exploring the complexity of cities and various kinds of self-organisation through concepts such as complex adaptive systems (Karakiewicz, 2020;Karakiewicz et al, 2015;Kvan and Karakiewicz, 2018), and assemblage theory (Woodcock, 2016), urban waves of 'potentiality' in the quantum city (Arida, 2012), informing layperson communities who are contributing to decision making with such theories, if not done very well, is likely to be alienating and counter-productive. Here multiple benefits of gamifying the process of citizen participation, which reinforce ongoing citizen education about the complexities of the interlinked issues to garner more informed input and informed participation as opposed to the ill-informed participation that can occur today.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cities are, after all, a series of complex interconnected and interacting systems. And while there is a no scarcity of academic literature exploring the complexity of cities and various kinds of self-organisation through concepts such as complex adaptive systems (Karakiewicz, 2020;Karakiewicz et al, 2015;Kvan and Karakiewicz, 2018), and assemblage theory (Woodcock, 2016), urban waves of 'potentiality' in the quantum city (Arida, 2012), informing layperson communities who are contributing to decision making with such theories, if not done very well, is likely to be alienating and counter-productive. Here multiple benefits of gamifying the process of citizen participation, which reinforce ongoing citizen education about the complexities of the interlinked issues to garner more informed input and informed participation as opposed to the ill-informed participation that can occur today.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%