Smart City Management for Wellbeing

Edited by Renata Paola Dameri () and Monica Bruzzone ()

in Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organization from Springer, currently edited by Richard Baskerville, Marco De Marco, Nancy Pouloudi, Paolo Spagnoletti, Dov Te'eni, Jan vom Brocke and Robert Winter

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-3-032-21842-1
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Chapters in this book:

Smart City as an Interdisciplinary Topic. From Technological Platform to Participated Local Governance

Renata Paola Dameri

An ICT-Based Tool for Socio-economic Aware Governance of Urban Landscape (SEAGUL)

Monica Bruzzone, Claudio Mancinelli, Dario Olianas and Enrico Puppo

Analyzing Waste Management Strategies for “Cinque Terre” Area

Daniela Ambrosino and Stefania Mangano

A Participatory Best Practice Supported by Technology for the Governance of University Sustainable Mobility

Francesca Pirlone, Ilenia Spadaro and Federica Paoli

From Participation to Co-governance: Open Innovation Between Institutions, Citizens, and University in Urban Co-design Frameworks

Manuel Gausa, Nicola Valentino Canessa and Chiara Centanaro

Digital Cultural Heritage and Smart Mobility in Genoa Beyond 2030. Integrated Approaches to Urban Regeneration

Angela Denise Peri, Massimo Musio-Sale, Davide Nicolini and Luca Parodi

Data Governance in Action: The Role of Data Norms in Smart Cities Innovation

Maria Notaristefano and Paolo Spagnoletti

Planning and Management Tools for Renewable Energy Communities in Smart and Sustainable Urban Districts

Matteo Fresia, Tommaso Robbiano and Stefano Bracco

BotBid 2025: Bridging Technology, Participatory Science, and Science Outreach

Giorgio Delzanno, Giovanna Guerrini, Enrica Roccotiello, Angela Sugliano and Giovanni Zanone

AI Technologies for Inclusive Smart Cities: Safeguarding Elderly and Disabled Citizens

Valentina Di Gregorio and Matteo Turci

Climate Change and Natural Risk Management: The Relationship Between the Precautionary Principle and Artificial Intelligence

Piera Maria Vipiana and Giovanni Botto

Managing the Circular Transition in Cities. The Case of Genoa and the Food Supply Chain

Renata Paola Dameri and Monica Bruzzone

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