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Resilient Ethical Governance by Design: Building Resilience for Future-Ready Smart Cities Against Emerging Technology Disruptions in Public Sector – a Case Study of Dallas Smart City
This dissertation examines how Dallas’s smart city strategic policies foster resilience against disruptions associated with emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence and Internet of Things systems. Using a convergent mixed-methods comparative case study, Dallas serves as the primar
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