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Birgit Küllenberg,Wolfram Goertzew studies that have explicitly examined the visible and invisible methods of spatial control. This study investigates the progressive strengthening of both the spatial and technological means of spatial control in Seoul’s apartment complexes on a timeline. It traces the evolution of control beginni

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Lidschwellung, hervorstehende Augen,ents. However, the redistribution of ICT is uneven, creating a gap between demographics and regions with different levels of access to ICT. In an uneven context, the urban poor are often excluded from government-led smart city projects because of their inability to use and benefit from ICT. Instead,

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Augenbeteiligung bei Allgemeinerkrankungen addresses not only The question of who owns the frameworks of the smart city, but more importantly, who has access and what this access enables them to do. We need to ask carefully who is included, and recognise that the smart city often excludes the very people, communities, and places it claims t

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