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new town development; urban entrepreneurialism; land-driven economy; Pearl River Delta; smart cities; Spain; networks; firms; polycentrism; socioeconomic resilience; recession; Mediterranean Europe; social learning; transdisciplinary coproduction; sustainability transitions; artificial intelligence (AI); artificially intelligent city; climate change; planetary challenges; smart and sustainable cities; smart city; technological disruption; urban policy; sustainable urbanism; urban artificial intelligences; energy transitions; hydrogen; energy storage; vanadium; flow battery; industrial ecology; co-benefits; multi-generation; power-to-X; energy networks; smart urbanism; smart and sustainable urban development; sustainable development; knowledge-based urban development; urban governance; urban transformation; innovation; Florianópolis; Brazil; stormwater management; retention basin; rain garden; low impact development (LID); green infrastructure; cost analysis; stormwater modelling; stormwater quality; stormwater reuse; water scarcity; sustainable urban development; governance; urban renewal; historical buildings protection; property rights; citizen centrism; citizen-centric smart cities; neoliberal urbanism; public participation; participative governance; participatory planning; right to the city; smart citizenship; social inclusion indicator; education for sustainable development; pedagogy; urban; multidisciplinary learning; sustainability monitoring; sustainability indicators; community indicators; quality-of-life; transparency; accountability; participatory governance; urban morphology; deep learning; similarity analysis; cluster analysis; feature extraction; business survival; economic resilience; employment portfolio; risk–return tradeoff; Europe; Fuzzy Delphi method; Hong Kong; India; Malaysia; smart city policy; smart urbanization; policy evaluation; age-in-place; ageing communities; naturally occurring retirement communities; age-friendly cities; older population; Brisbane; Australia; anonymity; formal modeling; location privacy; mix context; pseudonyms; traceability; VANETs; urban planning; more-than-human; post-Anthropocene; environmental humanities; multispecies justice; sustainable cities; n/a