Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal

2017 - 2026

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Big data analysis: Ganjar Pranowo's political communication through social media Twitter pp. 9-20: Yunita Elianda, Muhammad Iqbal, Ali Akbar and Nurhadiyanti
Open data availability in Croatian local government: Improving the quality of life pp. 21-40: Robertina Zdjelar, Anamarija Musa and Nikolina Žajdela Hrustek
Smart museums: enjoying culture virtually Case of Virtual Museum of the National Museums Foundation. Rabat - Morocco pp. 41-51: Ikrame Selkani
Smart government in local adoption –Authorities in strategic change through AI pp. 53-62: Christian Schachtner
Smart societies, gender and the 2030 spotlight -are we prepared? pp. 63-76: Bissera Zankova
From fairy tales to smart concepts: Storytelling for VR pp. 77-102: Iliana Franklin, Austin Hill, Anastasia Gurova, Stevie Stedman, Leroy T.P. Dias and Molly Babington
The future of work in the smart city: Managing virtual work by leveraging smart cities to achieve organizational strategy pp. 103-114: Joshua Olusegun Fayomi and Zainab Abdulqadir Sani
Rediscovering urban intelligence within cities by technologies pp. 115-122: Mauro Romanelli

Smart redevelopment of slums prevent epidemics pp. 11-22: Amitava Basu
The Corona Warning App of the German Federal Government –How perceived data protection issues hinderedany effectiveness pp. 23-31: Robert Müller-Török and Alexander Prosser
Smart dwellings. Architectural perspectives opened by COVID-19 pandemic pp. 33-49: Mihaela Zamfir, Ileana Ciobanu, Andreea Georgiana Marin and Mihai-Viorel Zamfir
Adapting fiscal polities for the Covid 19 pandemic.Setting up a fiscal system appropriate for the digital world pp. 51-58: Lilian Onescu and Daniela Florescu
Surabaya towards a smart city constrained by COVID-19 pp. 59-71: Akhmad Yusuf Zuhdy and Aan Fauzi

The regional policy of Bulgaria and the European city pp. 9-15: Tsvetka Stoencheva
Prospects for development of “smart cities” in Bulgaria pp. 17-25: Nikolay Stoenchev and Yana Hrischeva
City intelligent life: A case study on Shenzhen city intelligent classification of domestic waste pp. 27-30: Xiao-Yong Wen
Private information in public spaces: Facial recognition in the times of smart urban governance pp. 31-43: Juliana Novaes
Analysis of local information systems of Ecuador and the importance of urban marketing pp. 45-51: Stefany Cevallos
Smart City - A new concept of green and technological city - A survey will explain the differences between two countries with a different vision of these cities pp. 53-68: Stefano Carboni
The participation of citizens to achieve smart people’s case study: Analyzing the use of online-based community complaint channels in Sleman regency pp. 69-82: Helen Dian Fridayani and Li-Chun Chiang
Digitalization and smartening sustainable city development: an investigation from the high north European cities pp. 83-101: Tiago de Melo CARTAXO, Johana M. Castilla, Marcin Dymet and Kamrul Hossain

Challenges of the Iranian government in smartening cities by emphasizing the model of good governance: Case study of Tehran pp. 9-25: Garine Keshishian Siraki and Parvin Neginraz
Factors affecting the citizen to use e-report application in Gunungkidul Regency pp. 27-39: Muhammad Iqbal, Ulung Pribadi and Yunita Elianda
Smart leadership for smart cities pp. 41-62: Takele Bekele Bayu
Managing information security in healthcare pp. 63-83: Velibor Bozic
Selected national approaches for achieving global standards in public administration. Education and training pp. 85-94: Polya Katsamunska
Ways for assessment of the potential for development of the so called “smart cities” pp. 95-101: Yana Stoencheva
Future cities’ architecture, architecture for active and healthy ageing pp. 103-116: Mihaela ZAMFIR (grigorescu), Maria Moglan, Dragos Cristian Bogdan and Mihai Viorel Zamfir
The impact of using electronic payment methods on transparency and disclosure: Case study Jordanian companies pp. 117-138: Aridah MAMOUN Walid and Ramadhan Sherzad

E-Learning challenges in Iran's higher education system and its implications in the realm of good governance pp. 9-21: Seyed Javad Salehi and Seyedeh Maryam Hosseini Largani
Understanding the trends and characteristics of smart urbanism across continents pp. 23-35: Lim Seng Boon, Jalaluddin Abdul Malek, Mohd Yusof Hussain and Zurinah Tahir
Recommendations, best practices and key factors of smart city and smart citizenship pp. 37-55: Katalin Feher and Boros István
Hybrid nature of modern threats for cybersecurity and information security pp. 57-78: Oleksandr Tsaruk and Maria Korniiets
History of trade between China and USA pp. 79-93: Jiandong Shi
Enhancing investment through cyber security policies – Case of Albania pp. 95-102: Vilma Tomco and Klorenta Janushi Pashaj
Measuring feminisation of urban poverty among domestic workers in Delhi, India pp. 103-123: Sanjay Chopra
A tale of two cities: Achieving smarter economy through communication and virtual work pp. 125-130: Joshua Olusegun Fayomi and Zainab Abdulqadir Sani

Smart comprehension - Comparing three smart cities from three Middle European countries pp. 9-16: Marcell Laszlo Toth
The role of country’s institutions in the valorization of potential the liberal foreign trade policy - The case of the Republic of Moldova pp. 17-31: Marica Dumitrasco
Measuring governance performance - Post 1991 Ethiopia pp. 33-47: Takele Bekele Bayu
Case study on Sino-US trade friction-Sino-US photovoltaic dispute pp. 49-64: Shi Jiandong
Smart tourism and poverty reduction pp. 65-75: Shiyi Tao
E-signature and e-services in Albania pp. 77-93: Vilma Tomco, Edlira Gjolleshi and Klorenta Pashaj
Smart hospital – our experience pp. 95-99: Velibor Bozic
Information infrastructure of emergency medical service in the smart city solutions pp. 101-109: Valerii Logvinov and Svitlana Malonoga

Education, saving, tourism, imported energy, foreign good, and trade balance of a small open economy pp. 9-28: Wei-Bin Zhang
Hofstede`s model in the context of e-government and open government in EU countries: countries clustering based on similarities and differences pp. 29-46: Hari Stankov Nikolov and Milena Yordanova Krumova
The smart cities are implemented – Are citizens also "smart"? pp. 47-62: Robertina Zdjelar and Robert Kelemen
Smart society – “Fake analytica“ style? pp. 63-78: Bissera Zankova
Cities rethinking innovation by technology pp. 79-87: Mauro Romanelli
International cooperation of the City of Skopje: Projects for accelerating smart city developments pp. 89-101: Branko Dimeski, Memet Memeti and Mimoza BOGDANOSKA - Jovanovska
Evaluation of participatory governance for enhancing quality of local governments: Towards a new model pp. 103-124: Michael Galukande-Kiganda and Loraine Mzini
Green hotel development: Towards the building of resilient cities in Ghana pp. 125-136: Ama Kissiwah Boateng