Abstract
Are smart cities really what we need? Or does their very nature go against the qualities of tolerance, resilience and face‐to‐face cooperation that are crucial to harmonious urban living? London‐based writer and urbanist Adam Greenfield argues that networked technology would be put to far better use in citizen‐led initiatives than in data‐collection programmes dictated by a narrow elite.
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