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International promotion patterns in the smart city literature: Exploring the role of geography in affecting local drivers and smart cities' outcomes

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  • Filippo Marchesani
  • Francesca Masciarelli
  • Andrea Bikfalvi

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The rise of smart cities represents a significant trend in urban development. However, only in recent years has attention shifted toward the international promotion of these cities. Despite ongoing academic discussions on the impact of smart city development on urban environments, the global recognition of smart cities remains uncertain due to their multidisciplinary nature. To address this, we conducted a systematic literature review of articles published in top-tier peer-reviewed journals from 2008 to December 2021, offering a comprehensive analysis of the existing literature.

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  • Filippo Marchesani & Francesca Masciarelli & Andrea Bikfalvi, 2025. "International promotion patterns in the smart city literature: Exploring the role of geography in affecting local drivers and smart cities' outcomes," Papers 2507.12281, arXiv.org.
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