The volume addresses the challenge of the smart city by analyzing its impact on law and regulation through an interdisciplinary approach. Smart urban transformation is reinterpreted through the lens of constitutional principles, moving beyond mere digital efficiency to foster an inclusive and solidary "Wise City". Key topics include the protection of fundamental rights, the evolution of remote work, data sharing, and new forms of democratic participation. Furthermore, the work examines local governance, the digital divide in smaller municipalities, and the ethical-legal challenges of smart mobility, offering a comprehensive framework to guide technological innovation toward genuine social, legal, and environmental sustainability.
Law and Rights in the Smart City: The Challenge of Regulation / D'Aloia, A., Scagliarini, S.. - (2026), pp. 1-75.
Law and Rights in the Smart City: The Challenge of Regulation
antonio d'aloia;
2026-01-01
Abstract
The volume addresses the challenge of the smart city by analyzing its impact on law and regulation through an interdisciplinary approach. Smart urban transformation is reinterpreted through the lens of constitutional principles, moving beyond mere digital efficiency to foster an inclusive and solidary "Wise City". Key topics include the protection of fundamental rights, the evolution of remote work, data sharing, and new forms of democratic participation. Furthermore, the work examines local governance, the digital divide in smaller municipalities, and the ethical-legal challenges of smart mobility, offering a comprehensive framework to guide technological innovation toward genuine social, legal, and environmental sustainability.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


