#Cicd ciudadan@s digitales tecnología territorio capital social dr. igor calzada, ph.d.

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Presentation in the #CICD Digital Citizenship International Congress, St.Sebastian-Donostia, Kursaal. #Technology #SocialCapital #Territory #NoMoreJustSmartCities #FutureOfCityRegions

Bildung Wirtschaft & Finanzen Technologie

¿Ciudadan@s Digitales?

Tecnología < Capital Social > Territorio

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
PostDoctoral Research Associate at the University of Oxford (UK). Future of Cities Programme, InSIS.
PostDoctoral Research Fellow at the Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science.
Lecturer at the University of Mondragon.

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
http://about.me/icalzada

DE-CONSTRUIR

OBSERVAR

CLARIFICAR

PROPONER

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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London Police Research Group

People are mainly concerned
about who is responsible for controlling the systems and the way in which the
systems are used (Honess and Channan 1992).

In this sense, these concerns
are less about the cameras per se, and are more
about the impartiality and accountability
of the people and organisations
using these systems,
and how
they are using the information they are getting.
Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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DE-CONSTRUIR

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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OBSERVAR

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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CLARIFICAR

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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PROPONER

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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¿Qué pasa con la Tríada? Cambios en la secuencia y en la lógica.
Up to now:

2.- Public 3.- Civic
1.- Market
Administration Society

From now:
1.- Civic Society

2.- Public Administration 3.- Market
>
Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Factors
Enphasis Building/Infrastructures People

Usage Sprawl & Separated Usages Mix of Usages

Urban Action Consumption Creativity

Foster Movement Human Interaction

Hub/s City Center or Downtown Policentric

Scale Metropolitan Rural & Urban

Transport Car Intermodal: Train & Bike.

Culture Homogenic & Disequal Diverse & Equal

Entrepreneurship Barriers to Entrepreneurs Open Innovation

Business Big Companies Bees & Trees

Unit Global Cities City-Region

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Paradigm
Nature Artificial Emergency

Planification Top-down Bottom-up

Focus on Market Civic Society

Territorial Strategy Growth De-Growth

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Emergencia de nuevas unidades
territoriales:

Territorios en Red o
Ciudades-Región.

Las Global Smart Cities y los
Estados-Nación no pueden
explicar y casi menos intervenir en
el fenómeno urbano.

Ciudad-Región

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Futuro de las Ciudades-Región
<>
Benchmarking
Territorial
Comparado
Glasgow Oresund
Dublin
Quebec Berlin
Portland
Baden-
Wuttenberg Linz

Austin
Basque CASOS
y
MAPA

Curitiba

Portoalegre
Bangalore

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Futuro de las Ciudades-Región
<>
Benchmarking
CYBER Territorial
Relational Comparado
Bangalore System
http://about.me/icalzada
Curitiba
Oresund Dublin
Portland
Austin

URBS
Linz
CIVITAS
CITY- Berlin Socio-
Urban
REGION Quebec Cultural
System
System
Baden- Basque
Portoalegre
Wuttenberg Glasgow

POLIS
Socio-
Political
System

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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Eskerrik asko
Gracias
Thank you

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8. London Police Research Group People are mainly concerned about who is responsible for controlling the systems and the way in which the systems are used (Honess and Channan 1992). In this sense, these concerns are less about the cameras per se, and are more about the impartiality and accountability of the people and organisations using these systems, and how they are using the information they are getting. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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12. DE-CONSTRUIR Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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21. OBSERVAR Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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24. CLARIFICAR Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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32. PROPONER Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

33. ¿Qué pasa con la Tríada? Cambios en la secuencia y en la lógica. Up to now: 2.- Public 3.- Civic 1.- Market Administration Society From now: 1.- Civic Society 2.- Public Administration 3.- Market > Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

34. Factors Enphasis Building/Infrastructures People Usage Sprawl & Separated Usages Mix of Usages Urban Action Consumption Creativity Foster Movement Human Interaction Hub/s City Center or Downtown Policentric Scale Metropolitan Rural & Urban Transport Car Intermodal: Train & Bike. Culture Homogenic & Disequal Diverse & Equal Entrepreneurship Barriers to Entrepreneurs Open Innovation Business Big Companies Bees & Trees Unit Global Cities City-Region Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

35. Paradigm Nature Artificial Emergency Planification Top-down Bottom-up Focus on Market Civic Society Territorial Strategy Growth De-Growth Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

36. Emergencia de nuevas unidades territoriales: Territorios en Red o Ciudades-Región. Las Global Smart Cities y los Estados-Nación no pueden explicar y casi menos intervenir en el fenómeno urbano. Ciudad-Región Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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40. Futuro de las Ciudades-Región <> Benchmarking Territorial Comparado Glasgow Oresund Dublin Quebec Berlin Portland Baden- Wuttenberg Linz Austin Basque CASOS y MAPA Curitiba Portoalegre Bangalore Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

41. Futuro de las Ciudades-Región <> Benchmarking CYBER Territorial Relational Comparado Bangalore System http://about.me/icalzada Curitiba Oresund Dublin Portland Austin URBS Linz CIVITAS CITY- Berlin Socio- Urban REGION Quebec Cultural System System Baden- Basque Portoalegre Wuttenberg Glasgow POLIS Socio- Political System Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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45. Eskerrik asko Gracias Thank you Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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