By Usman Haque Usman Haque is skeptical about smart cities. He asks if our longing gaze towards smart technology reflects a societal inferiority complex of sorts as our daily life has grown more intricate and complex. R

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Date: 2013-01-30 12:41:48 Internet of Things Sustainable urban planning Human geography Academia Economics Economic development Organizational theory Public policy Smart city Smarter Planet Ubiquitous computing Smart		By Usman Haque Usman Haque is skeptical about smart cities. He asks if our longing gaze towards smart technology reflects a societal inferiority complex of sorts as our daily life has grown more intricate and complex. R Add to Reading List Source URL: haque.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 186,24 KB Share Document on Facebook

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