Smart City :"fiction" et innovation stratégique

Ghorra‐Gobin, Cynthia

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“…É, nesse contexto, que surgem expressões como "cidade inteligente" (smart city), referindo-se, em geral, ao universo das empresas hightech do Silicon Valley, mas também "cidade criativa", "cidade digital", usadas por profissionais da gestão urbana para designar grandes "inovações técnicas" que exprimiriam uma gestão estratégica da cidade, no contexto da revolução tecnológica (Ghorra-Gobin, 2018). A essa concepção se agregariam polos de competitividade, projetos de infraestruturas, equipamentos culturais, que representariam uma visão neoliberal das políticas públicas urbanas.…”

Section: Mobilidade Sustentável E Tecnologias Digitais: Comuns Urbanosunclassified

Mobilidade sustentável e tecnologias digitais: uma agenda baseada nos comuns urbanos

2023

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Resumo Desde 2020, o mundo vive uma crise sanitária atingindo com maior gravidade segmentos da população mais vulneráveis em termos socioeconômicos. Nesse contexto, este artigo defende a necessidade de um novo modelo civilizacional alternativo ao neoliberalismo atual, baseado no conceito dos comuns. Coloca-se a hipótese que conceitua as tecnologias digitais, a cidade e seus serviços públicos, a mobilidade em especial, enquanto instituições dos comuns, podendo contribuir para a construção de outro modelo civilizacional relativo a cidades sustentáveis, resilientes e inclusivas. Abordagens diversas sobre comuns urbanos apontam evidências que comprovam essa hipótese. Conclui-se com diretrizes para uma agenda baseada nos comuns urbanos que forneçam, às lideranças políticas, elementos para construir um novo modelo de gestão participativa da mobilidade nas cidades.

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Mobilidade sustentável e tecnologias digitais: uma agenda baseada nos comuns urbanos

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“…This encompasses production processes, services and technologies as well as infrastructures that are integrated, networked, mutually supported and thus only achievable in the first instance through new "intelligent" information and communication (ibid). Public enthusiasm for the smart city has clearly waned since then, as both academic and political criticism of the concept increased [42][43][44]. On one hand, the influence which huge international conglomerates would have on the city and on private data were considered to be very problematic, while on the other hand, the faith in exaggerated technological optimism weakened.…”

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The Ambiguities of “Sustainable” Berlin

Kalandides

Grésillon

2021

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City marketing has a strong tradition in Berlin, with two organizations, Berlin Partner and Visit Berlin, responsible for designing and implementing relevant strategies. Sustainability has been on and off the city marketing agenda, almost exclusively in its environmental dimension. In this article, we examine the current representations of Berlin as a “sustainable city” in the official city marketing strategies. We look at how sustainability is used and instrumentalized to create a specific city profile and also to attract particular target groups in tourism. We propose an analysis of sustainable planning in Berlin since reunification to show how it has moved into different directions over time and how this has (or has not) been followed by city marketing. In this endeavor, we move between the existing, and as we argue deeper and more sophisticated, environmental planning of the city on one hand, and the reductions and simplifications of city marketing representations on the other. Finally, we argue that there are inherent contradictions in marketing a sustainable city, where both in terms of tourism and economic development, the concept of growth seems to be reaching environmental limits.

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“…La smart city, oeuvre de la technologie moderne (Bronstein, 2009), est présentée par les mass média comme étant une innovation technologique au service des citoyens (autochtones et touristes), permettant une gestion optimale des données par le biais d'objets intelligents qui exploitent des connecteurs intelligents. Derrière cette présentation qui limite la ville intelligente à un système de flux numérisés (Goldsmith et Crawford, 2014), se cache une seconde qui fait de l'acteur-citoyen de la ville, un producteur d'externalités positives (Ghorra-Gobin, 2018), qui exploite des ressources limitées pour améliorer sa qualité de vie et celle de son environnement.…”

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La mise en tourisme dans la smart city : le cas de la ville de Marrakech

Massou¹

2021

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smart city, label revendiqué ces dernières années par toute une panoplie de territoires de par le monde. La smart city, ou ville intelligente, est une conception d'une ville qui utilise des infrastructures numériques de pointe pour répondre aux besoins de la population locale et des touristes en matière de mobilité, d'environnement, de gouvernance, de mode de vie, d'économie-innovation et de culture-citoyenneté. Cet article vise à étudier la possibilité de la mise en tourisme dans la smart city avec Marrakech comme étude de cas et d'analyser le rôle joué par l'ensemble des acteurs privés et publics dans cette intégration touristique. Comment les acteurs locaux de la destination peuvent envisager cette mise en tourisme et à travers quelle(s) démarche(s) ? Afin de répondre à notre problématique, nous avons effectué dans une première phase, une recherche documentaire dans le but de s'informer sur les pratiques intelligentes de la ville de Marrakech. Dans une deuxième phase, nous avons élaboré une étude qualitative auprès de onze acteurs en relation avec notre sujet pour aboutir à quatre pistes-résultats de réflexion dans l'avenir, à savoir : l'importance du degré de connectivité comme un indicateur des synergies possibles, mais aussi de souligner le fait de mettre en avant et d'inclure un processus cumulatif entre le capital humain, la culture, l'environnement et la gouvernance urbaine à la fois touristique et administrative. ABSTRACT. The great development of the New Information and Communication Technologies has facilitated the transition from the ordinary city to the smart city, a label that has been claimed in recent years by a lot of territories around the world. The Smart City concept represents the dominant direction of urban development based on the digital transformation of the city to respond to the local population and tourists needs about the mobility, the environment, the governance, the lifestyle, the economy-innovation and the culture and citizenship. This article aims to study the possibility to integrate the tourism in the smart city (Marrakech as an example) and to analyse the role of private and public actors in this integration. How can the local actors of the destination envisage this tourism development and through what will the approach? In order to answer to our subject and questions, we carried out in a first step, a documentary research, the goal is to have some information about Marrakech's smart practices. In a second step, we developed a qualitative study with eleven actors in relation with our subject who responded to our interview guide. We glimpse the importance of the degree of connectivity as an indicator of possible synergies , but also to underline the fact of highlighting and including a cumulative process between human capital, culture, environment and urban governance, both tourist and administrative. MOTS-CLÉS. Smart city, ville, tourisme, destination, technologie.

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Smart City :"fiction" et innovation stratégique

Cited by 19 publications

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Mobilidade sustentável e tecnologias digitais: uma agenda baseada nos comuns urbanos

Mobilidade sustentável e tecnologias digitais: uma agenda baseada nos comuns urbanos

The Ambiguities of “Sustainable” Berlin

La mise en tourisme dans la smart city : le cas de la ville de Marrakech

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