Titlebook: Urban Informatics; Wenzhong Shi,Michael F. Goodchild,Anshu Zhang Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2021 Ur

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Janet E. Nichol,Muhammad Bilal,Majid Nazeer,Man Sing Wongeing a worker by hand is far more tenacious in this country than perhaps almost anywhere else in the western industrialised world. Moves towards a harmonisation of conditions of service, bringing the shop-floor into line with the office, have begun only recently in any systematic way. A number of ma

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Clive E. Sabel,Prince M. Amegbor,Zhaoxi Zhang,Tzu-Hsin Karen Chen,Maria B. Poulsen,Ole Hertel,Torbenworkers in the advanced capitalist (or core) countries . the simultaneous emergence of strong and effective labour movements in numerous newly industrializing (or semi-peripheral) countries. Thus, while workers in US mass production industries have been on the defensive as companies close plants and

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Urban Governanceproduce or develop new inequalities. We conclude that for digital urban governance to make a future that we want, it is important that we reflect upon how and where these technologies are implemented to ensure these are optimized in favor of the public good.

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Urban Risks and Resilienceng, in order to gauge what, where, and how intervention or mitigation strategies would strengthen or weaken urban resilience. The chapter reviews research and practitioner attempts to develop urban informatics for resilience and provides selected case studies of cities as exemplars.

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Overall Introduction,ew information technologies. Integrating urban science, geomatics, and informatics, urban informatics is a particularly timely way of fusing many interdisciplinary perspectives in studying city systems. This edited book aims to meet the urgent need for works that systematically introduce the princip

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Introduction to Urban Scienceeductive methods for generating data, analytics, and urban simulation, form the focus. In this first Part of the book, the emphasis is on mobility, space-time theory, energy and infrastructure, the spatial economy, and the role of modelling in understanding and planning the smart city.