| Title | Smart city projects in the continuity of the urban socio-technical regime: The French case |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 36771 |
| Authors | Jeannot, G |
| Title | Smart city projects in the continuity of the urban socio-technical regime: The French case |
| Year | 2019 |
| Published | Information Polity, 24, 3 |
| Abstract | The purpose of the article is to assess whether smart city projects developed in France represent continuity or a break with the established socio-technical regime of French cities. Our assessment attempts to establish a link between the main socio-technical features of French cities in existing literature and an exhaustive list of "smart city"-labelled projects compiled from twenty French cities. It reveals more of continuity than a break with the urban socio-technical regime generated by these projects. Technologies are not evenly developed along different domains: the fact that the most sophisticated innovations play out in the regulation of networks rather than in e-government reinforces an old two-speed urban modernisation. The mainly technological character of these projects is part of the continuity of a depoliticised strategy for managing technical matters. Co-production opportunities renew a tradition of local management and processing of grievances. Traditional public-private partnerships are only partially modified. |
| https://enpc.hal.science/hal-02309802/file/information%20polity%20open%20access%20g%20jeannot%20smart%20city%20continuity.pdf |
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