Urban and Regional Technology Planning is a pivotal addition to the Networked Cities series, providing insight into the practice of relational planning and stimulating development in the context of the global knowledge economy and network society. Authors Kenneth Corey and Mark Wilson delve into the dynamics of technology-induced change within the urban environment, offering strategies for intelligent development and discussing the implications of the knowledge economy. An essential read for anyone involved in planning within the network society.

This digital edition in ePub format has been created from a digitized print edition that is part of the collection of the National Library of Spain. The project aims to enhance the services of the Hispanic Digital Library and is part of the BNElab initiative, which promotes the use of the library’s digital resources. The texts are extracted using optical character recognition technology and then revised and corrected to create an electronic publication in an open and standard format.

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