The Electronic City

Name: The Electronic City
Brand: Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag
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Ulrike Bucher Maros Finka(Herausgeber*in)

Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag

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Erschienen am 7. Juli 2011

256 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
Preface
Frank Eckardt: E-City: From Researching the Virtual towards Understanding the Real Urban Life
Re-arranging the Urban Discourse
Understanding the Virtual
The Virtual and the Space
Beyond Information
Inhabiting E-City
Resisting Techno-determinism
References
Christine Nippe: City Representations in Net Art
Introduction - Urban Representations in Net Art
Methods - poststructuralist media analysis
The history of interactive art: precursors of Net Art
Net Art projects focussing on the city
Summary
Bibliography
Beata Sirowy: Renegotiating Place
Introduction
Discussing place
Public sphere in an information society
Moving into virtual places
References
Joanna Saad-Sulonen: Everyday life in the interactive city: exploring the potentials of interweaving digital technologies and urban space
Introduction
Urban space as a new locus for computing
The digital citizen documents the streets
Prospects for the future
Glossary
Bibliography
Daniela Müller: e-visions - mind the gap...
Introduction
Development of information and communication technologies and their effects on everyday life
Availability and use of electronic products and services
The differences between "e-haves" and "e-not haves"
Conclusions and future visions
References
Evangelos Asprogerakas, Byron Ioannou: Redefining space: The web access profile of the small and medium sized Greek cities
Introduction
The importance of accessibility
The development of communication and information technologies (ICT)and the function of the internet in Greece
Evaluation of the accessibility of the Greek cities to the internet
The degree of the internet involvement in the economy of the Greek centres
Conclusions: the dynamic of the internet in small and medium sized cities
References
Koray Velibeyoglu:Urban ICT Policies for Turkish Local Governments: the case of Yalova IT City
Introduction
Analytical Framework
Yalova 'IT City': Between Ambition and Reality
Remarks on "IT City Yalova" vision
Conclusions
Acknowledgement
References
Sara Wilford: E-Government and Political Participation - E-Government and Privacy
Introduction
Case Study
What is E-Government?
Privacy and its importance
Participation and loss
The Right to Privacy
Liberty lost, freedom constrained
Technology and government
Identity and Authentication in a Wired World
Considering policy and accountability
Conclusion
References
Pirjo Elovaara: Between Stability and Instability -a Project about e-Democracy
Introduction - Unfolding the project
Analytical orderings
Stabilising the project or Working with the letter "e"
Destabilising? - Negotiating Citizenship and Democracy
Paradoxes in the project
References
Stela Lovacká: Introduction to Building E-Government in Slovakia
Introduction
Information Society in Europe and Slovakia
E-Government - Conceptual Framework
Slovakia Building Modern Public Administration and E-Government
Potential of Slovaks (e-readiness) with focus on the Presov region
Conclusion
Notes
References
Maarit Kahila, Marketta Kyttä: Web-based SoftGIS Method in Researchand Urban Planning Practices
Introduction
Background
SoftGIS application
Located Soft Knowledge
SoftGIS in the future
Acknowledgements
References
Francesco Rotondo: Utility of Web and Electronic Meeting Systems Supporting Collabora tive Planning: The Case of an Agricultural Park
Introduction
The collaborative approach
Information systems for collaborative planning: criticisms and opportunities
The case study: The "Parco Agrario degli Ulivi secolari" (PAU)
Critical aspects and opportunities
Conclusions
References
Silvia Gullino: Urban regeneration in Baltimore: can CitiStat be one of the answers to build more social inclusive processes?
Introduction
Urban regeneration: the rise of new theoretical issues
Baltimore: a come back city or a resurgent one?
CitiStat, Baltimore revolutionary e-government tool
ICT and regeneration: Can CitiStat provide an innovative contribution?
Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References

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