Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal
2017 - 2026
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Volume 8, issue 3, 2024
- The digital (il)literacy of local and regional politicians and civil servants – An analysis based on recent data from Romania pp. 9-18

- Katerina Zela
- Smart life and sustainable development: a comparative analysis on energy and water efficiency in China and the EU pp. 19-40

- Ina Virtosu and Chen Li
- Implementation of mathematics model in public health: Albanian case study pp. 41-54

- Besjana Mema and Sabina Tosuni
- Factors influencing the content of Smart City initiatives(particularly based on institutional theories of organization) pp. 55-64

- Karina Radchenko
- Smart Cities in comparison: An analysis of the best Smart Cities pp. 65-78

- Stefano Carboni
- Access to the European cultural heritage of settlements and towns in the Danube macro-region through interoperable strategies digital transformation pp. 79-95

- Babin Anatolie, Elena Prus and Elena Margineanu
Volume 8, issue 2, 2024
- The digital (il)literacy of local and regional politicians and civil servants – An analysis based on recent data from Romania pp. 9-18

- Robert Müller-Török, Alexander Prosser and Sven Sroka
- Actual practices of citizen participation in smart cities pp. 19-30

- Deepak Kumar
- The benefits of using IPA in relation to RPA for the cryptocurrency sector, in making decisions on their sale and purchase in the stock market pp. 31-38

- Gerild Qordia and Dolantina Hyka
- A crowdsensing-based framework for sound and vibration data analysis in smart urban environments pp. 39-46

- Boban Davidovic, Sanja Dejanovic and Maja Davidovic
- Implementation of green communication in the city of Surabaya to build a clean and sustainable environment pp. 47-52

- Akhmad Yusuf Zuhdy, Totok Soehartanto and Ifarrel Rachmanda Hariyanto
- Digital advertising in smart cities – methods for raising consumer engagement pp. 53-62

- Nikola Vangelov
- Accompanying study of the development process towards a smart city strategy-with a particular focus on social change pp. 63-72

- Christian Schachtner and Nadine Baumann
- Account based ticketing (ABT) integration for seamless multi-modal transport systems in smart cities pp. 73-80

- Eduardo Martínez Gil and Arturo Corbi Vallejo
Volume 8, issue 1, 2024
- Needs and Options for Improving Gold Mining Waste Management Practices for Sustainable Development in Tanzania pp. 9-24

- Alexander Marwa
- Smart mobility as sustainable mobility: Application to the agglomeration of Fez in Morocco pp. 25-40

- Mohammed Mouhcine Maaroufi, Laila Stour and Ali Agoumi
- The world s first Smart Nation vision: the case of Singapore pp. 41-58

- Esra Banu Sipahi and Zabihullah Saayi
- Environmental literacy, the key to sustainable conservation of wetlands in urban areas pp. 59-74

- Cain Nzvere, Lovemore Chirubvu and Thebeth Masunda
- Unlocking the Potential of German Smart Cities: Strategy Analysis through Online Content Examination pp. 75-104

- Matthias Schmuck
- Disruptively regional: How women in Regional, Rural and Remote communities imagine with and through digital and social media pp. 105-118

- Tara Brabazon and Jacqueline Ewart
- Sub-suppliers model 4.0 and knowledge discovery in industry supply chain pp. 119-130

- Milena Krumova and Evgeniy Petrov
- Assessing quality of life in German, French, Italian and Polish smart cities: Identifying the need for further development pp. 131-152

- Brian Fabregue and Andrea Bogoni
Volume 7, issue 2, 2023
- Exploring the Cybercrime Prevention Campaign on Twitter Evidence from the Indonesian Government pp. 9-24

- Al Fauzi Rahmat, Catalin Vrabie and Galih Bagas Soesilo
- The economic and social impacts of smart cities multi stakeholder pre study results pp. 25-38

- Karina Radchenko
- Developing the European Villages in the Republic of Moldova taken into account the Digital Economy Society Index (DESI) pp. 39-47

- Anatolii Babin, Tatiana Colesnicova and Sergiu Tutunaru
- Development And Implementation of Infiltration Wells in 9 Districts of Sidoarjo Regency, Indonesia pp. 49-56

- Akhmad Yusuf Zuhdy
- A model for implementing vibration and sound heatmaps in smart cities based on crowdsensing data pp. 57-68

- Boban Davidovic, Maja Davidovic and Sanja Dejanovic
- Analysis of the human factor as an internal threat to the security of an organization pp. 69-76

- Grigorina Boce
- Security Testing With Python Scripts pp. 77-84

- Frida Zisko and Alma Hyra
- The Making of Smart Citizenry Decoding Smart Citizen pp. 85-96

- Deepak Kumar
Volume 7, issue 1, 2023
- Using smart people to build smarter: How smart cities attract and retain highly skilled workers to drive innovation (Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Poland) pp. 9-30

- Brian Fabrègue, Léo J. Portal and Christopher Cockshaw
- Application and Challenges of Web 3.0 in Smart Cities pp. 31-42

- Joshua Olusegun Fayomi and Zainab Abdulqadir Sani
- Ambient Advertising in Metaverse Smart Cities pp. 43-55

- Nikola Vangelov
- Using RPA for data generation using OCR platforms in Mediterranean University of Albania pp. 57-64

- Gerild Qordja
- Exchange rate forecasting with Artificial Intelligence pp. 65-70

- Katerina Zela (Male)
- The Conception and Discourse of Smart City pp. 71-84

- Deepak Kumar
- Utilization of Green Spaces as a Cost-Effective Strategy for Environmental and Health Risks Control in Residential Plots in Dar es Salaam City, Tanzania pp. 85-98

- Nicholaus Fabian Mwageni
- Algorithms weighing lives and freedoms: The case of China’s health code pp. 99-125

- Ina Virtosu and Chen Li
Volume 6, issue 3, 2022
- A look at the city of Fortaleza from the perspective of NBR ISO 37120:2017 pp. 9-25

- Francisco de Assis Souza Alexandre, Maria Elisa MARCIANO Martinez, Marcello CARVALHO DOS Reis, Patrícia CARVALHO DOS Reis and Auzuir RIPARDO de Alexandria
- Living in “Smart Cities and Green World” pp. 27-40

- Miranda Harizaj and Arjela Ndreu
- Smart Cities and Digitalisation: A Research Agenda of Public Administration pp. 41-58

- Loo-See Beh, M. Jin Lee, Nur Hairani ABD Rahman and Siow-Li Lai
- The perspectives of sustainable territorial development in smart cities pp. 59-72

- Karina Radchenko
- A unified methodology in the application of the comparative approach - the necessity of buildings valuations in Albania pp. 73-80

- Elfrida Shehu
- Digital Marketing and Outdoor Advertising in Smart Cities pp. 81-91

- Nikola Vangelov
- Tourism Management System in Mongolia: the Case of Gorkhi-Terelj National Park pp. 93-108

- Nergui Erdenebat and Yungnane Yang
- The new advanced Cities. From the Green and Digital to the Smart Cities pp. 109-122

- Carboni Stefano
Volume 6, issue 2, 2022
- The role of smart cities to promote smart governance in municipalities pp. 9-22

- Vuyani Goodman Langa and Reckson Dovhani Thakhathi
- Wise Governance – Elements of the digital strategies of municipalities pp. 23-29

- Christian Schachtner
- The Contribution of Oil Signs to the Petroleum Prospect in the Erindi Region, Albania pp. 31-42

- Enkela Noçka, Altin Karriqi and Irakli Prifti
- Establishing Participative Smart Cities: Theory and Practice pp. 43-62

- Léo J. Portal and Brian Fabrègue
- Inter-organizational collaboration during emergency response: A case study of 2016’s Hurricane Matthew in Haiti pp. 63-75

- Cyprien Genie and Muhammad Iqbal
- An IoT system for healthcare in the smart city pp. 77-89

- Aleksandra Labus, Branka Rodic, Miloš Radenkovic, Svetlana Mitrovic and Tamara Naumovic
- Urban marketing for smart cities pp. 91-96

- Stefany Cevallos
- Bundling and tying in smart living pp. 97-110

- Ina Virtosu and Chen Li
Volume 6, issue 1, 2022
- Informal collaboration: building a smart city through self-organized stakeholders pp. 9-17

- Hanane Rochdane and Oussama Assaber
- Local culture and behaviour intention to adopt e-government pp. 19-25

- Muhammad Iqbal and Cyprien Genie
- Some smart solutions towards rapid urbanization in Albanian cities pp. 27-34

- Alma Afezolli
- Strategies for transforming the traditional workplace into a virtual workplace in smart cities pp. 35-54

- Joshua OLUSEGUN Fayomi and Zainab ABDULQADIR Sani
- General technological competency and usage in public administration education: An evaluation study considering on-the-job trainings and home studies pp. 55-65

- Judith Kausch-Zongo and Birgit Schenk
- Smart and connected cities in Pennsylvania: a multi-case study pp. 67-78

- Jane Beckett-Camarata
- IT tools and strategies in business pp. 79-89

- Grigorina Boce, Vilma Tomço and Alma Hyra
- Yogyakarta Spatial Planning: Review from the Special Regulation of Yogyakarta pp. 91-98

- Nadia FITRI Wijayaningsih, Dinda Miftahurrohmah and Muhammad Iqbal
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