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act funds from donors. Largely, the local governments have sanctioned the informal sector, which for long has been marginalized and criminalized; hence, the pandemic has been a good excuse to “eradicate” this sector. State violence towards certain groups of people has been noted under the guise of p

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Schahram Dustdar,Stefan Nasti?,Ognjen ??eki?with the emergence of COVID-19, governments and communities have had to connect the rights and responsibilities related to public health with the exercise of, and guarantee to, the right to the city. The authors posit that public health is currently driving local governance. One of the findings is t

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ts in the respective fields. Lastly, Part IV details a road map to achieving Cyber-Human Smart Cities. Rounding out the coverage, it discusses the concrete technological advances needed to move beyond contempor978-3-319-86763-2978-3-319-60030-7

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Introduction to Smart Cities and a Vision of Cyber-Human Citiesio-Technical Systems, into the value-driven context of a Smart City. The architecture we propose puts value generation at the top of the pyramid and fuels the generation of novel values and enhancement of traditional ones. This effectively transforms the role and broadens the involvement and opportu

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Governing Smart City Systemsnd executing operational governance processes, which represent a subset of the overall IoT Cloud governance and incorporate relevant aspects of both high-level governance strategies and underlying operations management.

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Programmatic Management of Human Coordination and Collaboration Activitiesses mimic a human-centric approach to solving problems, where a team of people is formed to solve a problem and given a free hand to find the solution under a best-effort assumption. We believe that this approach is suitable for a Smart City environment and describe in this chapter a prototype of su