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Citizen-Centrism in Smart Cities: ture on smart cities and citizen participation. Next, we develop a framework for evaluating whether smart cities are using citizen participation mechanisms in reality or if it is indeed just rhetoric. We apply this framework to a case study of a smart city, specifically Washington D.C., to demonstrate its usefulness.