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The document discusses themes around cities, including sharing life and emotion in cities. It references platforms for open cities that focus on ecology, culture, economy, and resilience. It also discusses territory, identity and heritage. Finally, it promotes open citizen platforms and services that enable creative and social dynamics through digital technologies and infrastructure to improve social inclusion and quality of life in cities.

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THE MAIN THING IS THAT THE CITY
HACKES TECHNOLOGY… S. SASSEN
PLATAFORMAS ABIERTAS PARA CIUDADES PLATAFORMA
ECOLOGÍA
SOCIAL
CULTURAL
ECONOMÍA
RESILIENCIA

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014
PRIX LEE KUAN YEW WORLD CITY
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PLATFORMS OF SERVICES
CREATIVE AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS OPENING
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INFRASTRUCTURE
COMMUNITIES SOCIAL INCLUSION
MONITORING PROFESIONALS
PLUGIN OPEN CITIZEN
NEWS ESPACES HYBRIDATION IOT – DIGITAL
QUALITY OF THE CITY
SOCIAL INTEGRATION CITIZEN LIFE

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