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Beyond SmartCities: How to create an Attractive City for Talented Citizens

kult-ur (Castellón de la Plana), 2020-01, Vol.7 (13), p.205-231 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

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  • Title:
    Beyond SmartCities: How to create an Attractive City for Talented Citizens
  • Author: Ondiviela Garcia, Jose Antonio
  • Subjects: Cities ; citizenship contract ; City Attractiveness ; contracte ciutadà ; contrato ciudadano ; Industrial Revolution ; magnetism ; magnetisme ; magnetismo ; profitability ; rendibilitat ; rentabilidad ; SmartCities ; talent ; talento ; Urban planning
  • Is Part Of: kult-ur (Castellón de la Plana), 2020-01, Vol.7 (13), p.205-231
  • Description: In the recent context of general economic stability and peace, cities have become the world’s key centers for human development. Without a clear leader in the 4th Industrial Revolution, cities are fiercely competing to attract talent. Investing in technology and innovation (SmartCities) is an essential and mandatory condition to draw that talent in, yet it is not sufficient alone. Choosing a city to live in is a complex decision, akin to making a major purchase, getting married, or signing a contract. So, the question arises: what makes a city attractive to talent?In this article, it is postulated that, as with every human decision, there is a compromise between two parties: the emotional component, which we call city magnetism, and the rational component, which we call city profitability.We study the world’s top 140 most attractive cities according to international studies in a custom model made up of more than 100 indicators. The objective is twofold: to help talented citizens evaluate cities in order to find which ones will best help them reach their potential; and to help politicians and city officials create the conditions that make their city as attractive as possible. This is not simply a question of technology or investment; identity, urban planning and social sustainability are determining factors too.
  • Publisher: Castellón: Universitat Jaume I Servei de Comunicacio i Publicacions
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISSN: 2386-5458
    EISSN: 2386-5458
    DOI: 10.6035/Kult-ur.2020.7.13.8
  • Source: ProQuest Central
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