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Digital Geographies-Urbanisation,
Economy, and Modelling

Digital Geographies-Urbanisation, Economy, and Modelling

A Machine-Generated Literature Review

Advances in Spatial Science

As cities evolve at unprecedented speed and scale, traditional digital twins—virtual models of physical urban systems—fall short in capturing the dynamic and complex nature of urban life. This book bridges the gap between digital urban representations and the dynamic processes that shape our cities.Moving beyond conventional data and technological infrastructure, this work formulates a comprehensive framework for embedding urban dynamics and complexity into digital twins. It reimagines them as living systems that adapt, learn and evolve in real time, near real time and over the long horizon. Through integrated feedback loops between data, physical infrastructure, high-dimensional models and reduced-order approximations, digital twins are transformed into powerful tools for the modeling, simulation, prediction and proactive management of urban development.This book presents cutting-edge methods to learn, simplify and encode urban dynamics and complexity into digital twins—whether or not the underlying mechanisms are fully understood. It also addresses critical challenges such as scalability, uncertainty propagation, network sensing and data quality, and demonstrates how dynamic digital twins can be continually refined through new information and emerging insights.At the intersection of urban theory, artificial intelligence, machine learning and big spatiotemporal data, this book charts a new course for the modeling and governance of cities. It is a vital resource for researchers, practitioners and decision-makers across disciplines—inviting collaboration between academia, industry, government and professionals working on the frontlines of our ever-changing urban environments.Explore a bold vision for cities that can think, adapt and respond—one where digital twins become not just mirrors, but engines of transformation.

Modeling Urban Dynamics and Complexity

Digital Twins of Cities

Dispossession or Development?

Sri Lanka and the International Financial System

An entertaining and original introduction to the debate over globalization through the history of six well-known pieces of sports equipment "Each ball reveals a different aspect of today's economy, its history, its rewards and its challenges. Roll them together and one gets a story about the prospects that globalized production poses for our economic future." --from Bounce Globalization is the central economic issue of our time. It is tied to everything we buy; it impacts who wins elections; and it can lead to the wholesale collapse (or revitalization) of towns, cities, and countries. And yet, for all its significance, globalization is still widely misunderstood--or just not understood at all. What's been missing is a way in. In Bounce, William Milberg, a professor of economics at the New School for Social Research, takes the game balls used in six popular sports--golf, baseball, football, soccer, tennis, and basketball--and goes deep into their complex and fascinating history, which is also the history of globalization. Each ball tells us unique and vital things about this evolution: the golf ball, for instance, uncovers the dynamics of the first wave of globalization, with colonial powers seeking rubber in the plantations of Africa, Asia, and South America, and the importance of machine technology and innovation. The football, on the other hand, shows how labor unions provided the "countervailing power" that workers needed against growing industrial corporations, prompting steady growth in pay and economic security for the average worker. Globalization has been a series of choices, in other words--by individuals, corporations, and governments. In the vein of Simon Kuper's Soccernomics and Franklin Foer's How Soccer Explains the World, Bounce shows us how the history of these game balls helps us to understand the consequences of those choices and where we want the economy to go.

Six Balls, Six Sports, and the History of Globalization

Bounce

Intelligent Control and Learning Systems

This book provides a new perspective on omics data modelling and analysis in bioinformatics area. Taking into consideration on the high-dimensionality and nonlinearity properties in omics data, the book detangles nonlinearity of data through novel perspectives of matrix optimization. Through integration of machine learning frameworks, various novel techniques are proposed to deal with the complexity of omics data analysis. Intuitive examples and illustrations are provided to help readers for understanding the key idea and general procedures in omics data analysis. This book is intended for academic scholars and practitioners who are interested in learning, computational biology, optimization and related fields. The graduate students in the above field can also benefit from this book.

Theory and Applications

Kernel Methods for Omics Data Mining

The European Green Deal appears to have lost some of its impetus: political priorities have changed. Competitiveness, resilience and less bureaucracy are the topics of the day, even used as arguments to reverse achievements of the Green Deal. However, mitigating climate change, and adapting to its consequences, have lost none of their importance: failure to act now risks imposing a disproportionate burden on the young generation; greater resilience against the uncertainties of our time depends on suitable environmental conditions, the availability of workforce, and good and stable international relations. The stocktake offered by this volume establishes where we stand, and whether we can really afford to shift the focus to other priorities.

This title is also available as open access.

Political, Economic and Legal Issues

Green Deal II - on track for 2030 and 2050?

International Series on Public Policy

This book assesses a range of contemporary scholarly approaches to public policy. Bringing together leading scholars in policy studies, each chapter addresses a different theoretical approach to policy design and implementation, drawn from the fields of political science, economics and behavioral science. These include the advocacy coalition framework, discursive approaches, institutional analysis, punctuated equilibrium theory, and multiple streams approaches. The book examines how these approaches were born, their limitations, and the theoretical and research problems they pose.&nbsp;
This newly revised edition also considers how the field of policy studies has evolved over the last decade, and includes two new chapters examining the narrative policy framework and policy transaction approaches. It concludes with a discussion of fundamental issues of democracy in public policy. It is an essential resource for all those involved in teaching, researching and studying public policy.
B. Guy Peters&nbsp;is Professor Emeritus of American Government at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, and President Emeritus of the International Public Policy Association.
Philippe Zittoun&nbsp;is Research Professor of Political Science at LAET-ENTPE, University of Lyon, France and Secretary General of the International Public Policy Association.
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Theories, Controversies and Perspectives

Contemporary Approaches to Public Policy

Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax: How do Canada's gateway city-regions position themselves within global value chains? How do they plan and deliver transportation infrastructures that facilitate trade? And why do their strategies raise democratic concerns? Gateways to Trade compares the approaches to trade-enabling transportation investment in these four urban centres to provide a novel perspective on trade policy. The authors investigate local urban governance relating to global production networks, value chains, and trade. They show that in planning transportation infrastructure for international trade, urban regimes in each city-region operate as executive democracies, consulting private actors, port authorities, and senior governments but bypassing citizen organizations. Gateways to Trade underscores the important role of local governments, which are often regarded as bystanders in questions of trade. Its key insights into Canadian policies on trade and infrastructure are deeply relevant in a changing global economic environment.

Global Value Chains and Governance in Canadian Cities

Gateways to Trade

Die Schweiz gilt weltweit als Synonym für Stabilität und Vertrauen. Doch genau diese Stärke prägt ein Finanzsystem, das Wettbewerb begrenzt und Abhängigkeiten schafft. Dieses Buch zeigt, wie Vertrauen zum Steuerungsinstrument von Kapital geworden ist, warum alternative Finanzierungsformen kaum durchdringen und weshalb Kapital zwar vorhanden ist, aber oft Wirkung verliert. Eine fundierte, kritische und zugleich konstruktive Analyse für Unternehmer, Investoren und internationale Kapitalgeber, die das Schweizer Finanzsystem verstehen und Finanzierungsentscheidungen bewusster treffen wollen.

Wie das Schweizer Finanzsystem Stabilität verspricht und strukturelle Abhängigkeiten erzeugt

Das Vertrauensmonopol im Schweizer Finanzsystem

Lessons from Ethiopia

Transforming African Economies

Wie Daten uns Frauen helfen, kluge Entscheidungen für Arbeit und Alltag zu treffen | Feminismus trifft Ökonomie: Strategien für echte Work-Life-Balance

FEMONOMICS

The selected letters of Walter Eucken from the years 1933 to 1945 shed light on previously unknown aspects of his biography and offer insights into a range of personal and academic relationships that were of great significance for the genesis of his work as well as for the formation and activities of the Freiburg School and the Freiburg Circle. The letters are an important source for the genesis of Eucken's two major works. They make it evident how and why, in the mid-1930s, he abandoned his plan to write a "Theoretical Economics" and instead focused entirely on the "Foundations of Economics." The letters also reveal how his work on the "Foundations" led him to the later, posthumously published "Principles of Economic Policy." For many questions concerning the history of ordoliberalism and Eucken's biography and works, the letters are the decisive source. They show his conduct during the processes of political conformity in 1933/34 and provide an impression of Eucken's assessment of the general political situation and of specific political events. In some draft letters, Eucken's criticism of Nazi policies becomes openly visible. Some letters hint at the threats he and his family faced under the Nazi regime and the depth of his engagement with the basic tenets of Nazi conceptions of science. The letters also make clear his reflections on religion and worldview and their relationship to science. The letters make it possible to trace Eucken's path toward his understanding of order and "ordo" as well as the relationship between freedom and order. It becomes evident that Eucken's and the ordoliberal school's essential conception of order and freedom was a direct result of their confrontation with National Socialism.

Briefe 1933 - 1945

Gesammelte Schriften

Ökonomie der Versöhnung

Digital Geographies-Urbanisation, Economy, and Modelling

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