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CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS2023Smart cities and sustainable development goals (SDGs): A systematic literature review of co-benefits and trade-offs
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London2023Corporate Urbanism: The Past, Present, and Future of Company Towns and Public Space Governance
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Building on an ongoing case study of how readers navigate the corpus of BnF Gallica and on a nascent project at OpenEdition, I will venture an understanding of digital libraries as open spaces at the crossroads of political spaces—with their governance res ...
2023Looking for a democratic process to tackle sustainable development challenges – the Academic Citizens’ Assembly 2022
A democracy is simply a governance system, leading to decisions that should reach the goals of society. So what are those goals? Our collective wellbeing, today and tomorrow, depends on simultaneously satisfying all fundamental human needs and healthy ecos ...
Business School Lausanne (BSL)2022How to link sustainability assessments with local governance? – Connecting indicators to institutions and controversies
The concept of sustainability is growing in importance for local urban governance, and indicator-based assessments represent a popular means for its operationalization. While much effort has been spent developing the technical aspects of these assessments, ...
2022Nine recommendations for the governance of AI systems
Marie-Valentine Renée Agnès Florin
Some governance functions traditionally performed by humans are increasingly informed and sometimes automatically executed by machine learning algorithms (governance by machine learning) to benefit society. Therefore, it is necessary to think also about th ...
EPFL2022