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Smart Cities or Smart Machines: Data Infrastructures and the Rule(s) of Law (Guest Editor: Joseph Savirimuthu)

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Notes from the frontier of the Sensor City

Joseph Savirimuthu & Sujitha Subramanian

Pages: 207-209

Published online: 24 May 2018

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Contesting the decision: living in (and living with) the smart city

Matthew Jewell

Pages: 210-229

Published online: 03 Apr 2018

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Right engineering? The redesign of privacy and personal data protection

N. van Dijk, A. Tanas, K. Rommetveit & C. Raab

Pages: 230-256

Published online: 10 Apr 2018

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The smart transition: an opportunity for a sensor-based public-health risk governance?

Anna Berti Suman

Pages: 257-274

Published online: 19 Apr 2018

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Outsmarting the gig-economy through collective bargaining – EU competition law as a barrier to smart cities?

Dagmar Schiek & Andrea Gideon

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Published online: 10 Apr 2018

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