… to organise urban society … urban planning towards a more inclusive process of city-making,
creating new types of public spaces. This book takes this urban imaginary of a hackable city …

… institution in the field of urban development that constitutes new relational geography, it is
endorsing this existing post-political mode of urban governance and drains public institutions …

… “organicist urbanism” (choay, 1965), i will show, was particularly present in smart city narratives
… city - were performed by different actors and institutions with the aim of designing a new …

… How the ‘hackers’ within a social movement or urban … ’ effort to reach out to activists and
support grassroots movements … could also be considered a type of systemic or long-term hack—…

… hacker movements have been invoked to describe new forms of bottom-up, grassroots and
collaborative city making… its intended use, with the goal of systematic change. This means that …

… cities and draw a conceptual framework for grassroots digital … the intersection of urban
development and digital geography, … mode of urban governance and drains public institutions of …

… the city, clear a path forward towards systemic change. … for bottom-up and grassroots
initiatives, such as not-forprofits … a current that embraces the so-called hacker ethic, a set of moral …

… hacker movements have been invoked to describe new forms of bottom-up, grassroots and
collaborative city making… its intended use, with the goal of systematic change. This means that …

… rather than providing a systematic means for understanding how … DIY urbanism is mostly
implemented by grassroots activists … Also, the actions of urban hackers do not tend to be legally …

… this or any other higher education institution. To the best of my … urban planning and how it
manifests in contemporary smart … the introduction of the notion of u-City (ubiquitous city): a city …