Acknowledgments
Introduction: A New Urban Ideal
Spatialised Intelligence
Technology, Space and Politics
Chapter 1: The Advent of the Smart City, from Flow Management to Event Control
Defining the Smart City
Self-Fulfilling Fictions
The Sentient and Sensory City
Massive Quantities of Data
What Happens
Chapter 2: A Tale of Two Cities
Neocybernetic Temptation
The Cyborg-City Hypothesis
Spontaneous City, Collaborative City
The Digital Individual
Chapter 3: Urban Intelligence, Space and Maps
Augmented Reality and Geolocation
Towards Three-Dimensional Urbanism
A New Relationship to Infrastructure
The Stakes of Representation
A New Aesthetic
Laboratories of Public Life in the Digital Age
Conclusion: The Challenges of Intelligence
The Limits of All-Digital Solutions
The Necessary Diversification of Scenarios
Public/Private
From Event to History
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Smart cities : theory and criticism of a self-fulfilling ideal by Antoine Picon. ISBN 9781119075622. Published by John Wiley & Sons in 2015. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
