Lecture

Transition to Smart Cities: Complexity and Interdependencies

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This lecture explores the transition to smart cities, focusing on the complexity and interdependencies within socio-technical systems. Topics include feedback loops, holistic approaches, path-dependency, irreversibility, and the importance of considering various factors such as environmental, institutional, political, social, economic, and technical aspects. The session concludes with a discussion on the Transition Triangle, emphasizing flexibility, long-term perspective, and a holistic approach.

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