Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal

2017 - 2026

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Twenty years of transparency development in the public sector: What has been achieved? pp. 9-17: Branko Dimeski
Smart citizens for Smart cities: the role of social media for expanding local democracy (The case of local referendums in Bulgaria) pp. 19-33: Bissera Zankova
Smart decentralization? The radical anti-establishment worldview of blockchain initiatives pp. 35-49: Gabor Soos
Designing adaptable smart home environment based on resident's activity pp. 51-58: Boban Davidovic, Zorica Bogdanovic, Katarina Djordjevic and Aleksandra Labus
Smart city initiatives: Street lights pp. 59-64: John Polimeni and Raluca Iorgulescu
Digitalization and smartening public governance of the European high north regions pp. 65-80: Tiago de Melo Cartaxo and Kamrul Hossain
Blue smart economy- A current approach towards growth pp. 81-90: Aikaterini Kokkinou, George M. Korres and Efstratios Papanis
Data-driven support for smart renewal of urban neighbourhoods pp. 91-100: Spela Verovsek, Matevz Juvancic and Tadeja Zupancic

Is the Smart cities of hybrid model of local government - The type III cities: Four possible answers pp. 9-30: Valerii Logvinov and Natalia Lebid
Smart governance and metropolitan dimension, Case for Krakow, Poland pp. 31-37: Aleksander Noworól
People make a city smart pp. 39-46: Amitava Basu
Smart cities built by smart people: How to build Smart cities using a contextual participatory approach? pp. 47-55: Maryam Nazari
The Smart city vision: The internet-of-postal-things (iopt) approach pp. 57-69: Maria Pavlovskaya and Olga Kononova
Smart cities & crowdsourcing. A bottom-up approach pp. 71-77: Marta Christina Suciu and Diana Florentina Nasulea
Smart city: A system for measuring noise pollution pp. 79-85: Ivan Jezdovic, Nevena Nedeljkovic, Lazar Zivojinovic, Bozidar Radenkovic and Aleksandra Labus
Beyond indicators, new methods in Smart city assessment pp. 87-99: Boglarka Barsi

What Does the 'Smart City' Construct Not Yet Contain? pp. 7-20: Adriana-Carolina Bulz, Eliza-Cristina Bulz and Nicolae Bulz
Rediscovering the former city through digital archives. A case study of Bucharest in Dutch language newspapers pp. 21-28: Diana Popa
Registration of motorvehicles and proposed improvements E-Government portal pp. 29-36: Predrag Vuletic
Using sentiment analysis with Big Data tools to enrich knowledge on society in the city pp. 37-46: Jacek Maœlankowski
Open Data Benchmarking for Higher Education: Management and Technology Perspectives pp. 47-60: Milena Krumova
i-Locate. A comprehensive solution for indoor/outdoor localization pp. 61-70: Lucian Brîncovean and Alexandru Butean
Local Initiatives of Sustainable Development Stimulation. Case Study pp. 71-80: Cezar Corneliu Manda and Cristina Elena Nicolescu
Fostering the digital change in a smart city pp. 81-91: Carmen Sãvulescu and Corina Georgiana Antonovici

Toward Developing a Business Model in the Smart City Initiatives pp. 7-14: Michael H. Chung
E-democracy: Slacktivism vs civic activism pp. 15-20: Albina Borisenko
Modeling the smart city performance, Croatian Case pp. 21-42: Robert Kelemen, Robertina Zdjelar, Mišel Jakšic and Maja Hleb
Green spaces in Bucharest - present situation, current developmental programs and future aspirations pp. 43-58: Tina M. Mitre and Renee Obregon
Brand Placement on Turkish and British Television Soap Operas. A comparative content analysis pp. 59-64: Burcu Ozbay
Solving the traffic issue pp. 65-72: Dragos-Gabriel Ion
Science parks and the regional socio-economic conditions for their development in Russia pp. 73-90: Evgeny Torgashin
Smart City Management based on IoT pp. 91-97: Florin Nemtanu and Florina Pînzaru