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As cities compete globally, the Smart City has been touted as the important new strategic driver for regeneration and growth. Smart Cities are employing information and communication technologies in the quest for sustainable economic development and the fostering of new forms of collective life. This has made the Smart City an essential focus for engineers, architects, urban designers, urban planners, and politicians, as well as businesses such as CISCO, IBM and Siemens. Despite its broad appeal, few comprehensive books have been devoted to the subject so far, and even fewer have tried to relate it to cultural issues and to assume a truly critical stance by trying to decipher its consequences on urban space and experience. This cultural and critical lens is all the more important as the Smart City is as much an ideal permeated by Utopian beliefs as a concrete process of urban transformation. This ideal possesses a strong self-fulfilling character: our cities will become 'Smart' because we want them to.This book opens with an examination of the technological reality on which Smart Cities are built, from the chips and sensors that enable us to monitor what happens within the infrastructure to the smartphones that connect individuals. Through these technologies, the urban space appears as activated, almost sentient. This activation generates two contrasting visions: on the one hand, a neo-cybernetic ambition to steer the city in the most efficient way; and on the other, a more bottom-up, participative approach in which empowered individuals invent new modes of cooperation. A thorough analysis of these two trends reveals them to be complementary. The Smart City of the near future will result from their mutual adjustment. In this process, urban space plays a decisive role. Smart Cities are contemporary with a 'spatial turn' of the digital. Based on key technological developments like geo-localisation and augmented reality, the rising importance of space explains the strategic role of mapping in the evolution of the urban experience. Throughout this exploration of some of the key dimensions of the Smart City, this book constantly moves from the technological to the spatial as well as from a critical assessment of existing experiments to speculations on the rise of a new form of collective intelligence. In the future, cities will become smarter in a much more literal way than what is often currently assumed.

"Over the last two decades, there has been an inescapable rise of anger and aggression across our planet. Hate speech has become increasingly prevalent online, Western governments are turning towards authoritarianism and populism, and extremist groups are rising across both the left and the right ends of the political spectrum. Every day, it seems, we're hearing more angry voices and fearful opinions, we're seeing more threats and frightening news, and we're reacting faster and less rationally. The cause is hidden in plain sight: for the first time, almost all of the information we consume as a species is being controlled and curated by algorithms designed to capture our emotional attention. This, media researcher and strategic advisor Tobias Rose-Stockwell argues, is the outrage machine. It is the wide-cast net of social media that is propelled by tech, has been exploited by all of us, and which has been allowed to steadily replace our newspapers, emergency communication systems, town halls, churches, and more. In the vein of The Righteous Mind and Factfulness, Outrage Machine is a big-think book that explores the unintended consequences of this alarming shift in today's smartphone era--and shows us how to navigate the world we now live in. First, he explains how and why we've become addicted to not just technology, but outrage itself. Since social media algorithms now favor the most inflammatory content because it gets the highest engagement, the levels of righteousness, certainty, and extreme judgment in our daily interactions have increased as well. Next, he shows us why we're more prone to panic, and how the immediate dispersion of our panic can be more dangerous than the threat itself-and can bypass necessary confirmation of the accuracy and potential harm of this information. Rose-Stockwell also explores how the original intent of many of our social tools has been compromised, from improving click-through rates for charitable causes to catalyzing our current culture of click-baiting and sensationalism on an unparalleled scale. Fortunately, Outrage Machine is not just a warning--it's also a critical guide that clearly explains the underlying machinery that has come to control us, and a compass to help guide people toward reflection rather than reaction. The culmination of 15 years of research and inquiry, this book gives readers a language with which to comprehend what is happening to society, and offers new mental models for how to manage our time, our technology, and our attention. It also offers big-picture recommendations for how to redesign these platforms, as well as methods for fixing this broken system before it "fixes" us"--

Foreword -- List of Content -- List of Contributors -- Message from the Desk of the Bavarian State Minister of Environment and Consumer Protection -- Editorial: A Journey through the Book -- Part I: General Thoughts -- Chapter 1. The Anthropocene Turns Out To Be A Disaster For The Earth. Few Options Remain To Change Course -- Chapter 2. The Systemic Risk Perspective: Social Perception of Uncertainty and Tipping Points -- Chapter 3. On Ecological Ethics -- Chapter 4. The Complexity Trap: Skepticism, Denialism and the Political Epistemology of Climate Science -- Chapter 5. Biodesign: Design and Medicine---A Philosophical Challenge -- Chapter 6. Vulnerability is a Talent in the Ecological Crisis -- Chapter 7. From Anthropocene to Artificial Intelligence? Challenges of Machine Learning for Science, Life, and Society -- Part II: Ecology: A Key Resource -- Chapter 8. The Key Resources Water, Soil and Intact Ecosystems: In Which World Do We Want To Live In The Future? -- Chapter 9. Natural Ecosystems and Earth´s Habitability: Attempting a Cross-Disciplinary Synthesis -- Chapter 10. Resilience Thinking: Push-Start of a New Enlightenment in the Light of the Sustainability Paradigm -- Chapter 11 -- Is the Global Economy Running a Pyramid Scheme? -- Chapter 12. Climate Positive, Sustainable Agriculture is a Possible Cornerstone for Public-Interest-Agrarian Policies -- Chapter 13. Bavaria in Transition: Changes in the Water Balance due to Man And Nature -- Chapter 14. A Discussion of Basic Notions -- Part III: The Human Health Dimension -- Chapter 15. Genetics, Neurostimulation and Robotics: Implications for the Developing Child -- Chapter 16. The Smartphone. Digital Reverse Transcriptase of Child Development. The New Inner World of the Outer World of the Inner World. Chapter 17. Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Our Health? -- Chapter 18. Allergy and Civilization -- Chapter 19. Nutrition, Movement and Environment -- Chapter 20. The Future of Cancer Therapy with X-Rays: Patient numbers, Innovations, Clinical Trials and the Problem of Generating Evidence -- Chapter 21. Medicine and Senescense: An example of Earth by Medical Progress -- Chapter 22. Epigenetics won´t do Miracles: Some Sobering Remarks in Response to Prof. Johannes Huber -- Part IV: Towards a New Enlightenment -- Chapter 23. New Enlightenment towards Methodological Cosmopolitanism and Cosmopolitan Democracy -- Chapter 24. A Different Look to Consumption: From Quantitative to Sustainable Consumption -- Chapter 25. Public Health: A Political Toolbox to Reduce Violation of Earth -- Chapter 26. Enlightenment 2.0: Towards responsible science in the Anthropocene -- Chapter 27. Enlightenment 2.0? What we would have to Change if we Wanted to Stay -- Chapter 28. The Fridays for Future Phenomenon -- Chapter 29. Empowering the Earth system by technology: Using Thermodynamics of the Earth System to Illustrate a Possible Sustainable Future of the Planet -- Part V: Last but not Least -- Recommendations for Action -- Personal Message from the Authors -- Index.-.

Introduction: Re-envisioning Advances in Remote Sensing Section I. Urbanization and its Impact1. Remote Sensing Applications in Urbanization and its impact on Environment: A Case Study of Noida City-Aruna Paarcha, Sandeep Shukla, P.R. Shukla, Sabina Bano2. Dynamics of Urban Land Use and its Impact on Land Surface Temperature (LST) in Aligarh City, Uttar Pradesh-Saleha Jamal, Ishfaq Hussain Malik, Wani Suhail Ahmad3. Use of a Smartphone to Map Noise Pollution: A Case Study of Ludhiana City-Harpinder Singh, Dheeraj Gambhir4. An Assessment of Urban Green Spaces under the Smart Cities Mission: The Case of Qaiserbagh ABD Area of Lucknow City-Simran Purswani, Bhawna Bali5. Impact on Land Surface Temperature and Urban Heat Island Due to Land Use Land Cover Change in Dhaka Metropolitan Area Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques-Abdullah-Al-Faisal, Md. Shahinoor Rahman, Abdulla-Al Kafy, Sumita Roy,Rouf Khan Rafi, Md. Mostafizur RahmanSection II. Geospatial Technology for Disaster Management 6. Spatio-Environmental Distribution of Drought Disaster Events: A Space-Based Approach using Terra-MODIS Vegetation Index-Israel R. Orimoloye, Olusola O. Ololade, Johannes A. Belle7. Sustainable Management of Waterlogged and Salt Affected Areas through Geo-Spatial Technology ⁰́₃A Case Study of Central Haryana-Sandeep Kumar, V. S. Arya, Ashok Beniwal, Manoj8. Flood Risk Assessment and Analysis of Kashmir Valley Floor through Remote Sensing-Ishfaq Hussain Malik9. Remote Sensing Applications in Landslide Susceptibility Index Mapping of Rangamati District, Bangladesh-Nur Hussain, Muhammad Rizwan, Md. Samsul Alam, Li Suju10. Remote Sensing Applications in Landslide Assessments: Case of Kotropi in Himachal Himalayas-Kapil Batra11. Geospatial techniques to quantify urban change: A case of Harare, Zimbabwe -James Magidi, Luxon Nhamo, Webster Gumindoga, Paida Mangara, Walter Musakwa, Sylvester Mpandeli, Tafadzwanashe MabhaudhiSection III. Remote Sensing Applications in Models and Planning 12. Remote Sensing & GIS based Site Identification for Solid Waste Management for Urban Planning of Amritsar Municipal Corporation, Punjab, India-Kanwar Deepak13. Use of Remote Sensing Techniques in Land Degradation Mapping- Nusrat Rafique, Durdanah Mattoo, Sajad Ahmad Mir, Tahir Muntazari14. Feasibility Analysis of a Railway Route using Remote Sensing/Geoinformatics and Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) Techniques-Rashmi Chandan, Chandan Kumar Boraiaha15. Comparing Performance of Inverse Distance Weighting and Modified Shepard Interpolation Models with Different Sampling Arrangements: A Case Study-Dheera Kalota, Mohammad Firoz Khan16. Application of Remote Sensing in the Groundwater Potential Analysis of Developing Countries- Sajad Ahmad Mir, Durdanah Mattoo, M S Bhat, G. M. Rather17. Village Identification on the basis of Intensity of Problems in Physical Resources in the Kandi Region of Punjab for Micro Level Planning -Rajesh Jolly, Ripudaman SinghConclusion: Outlook to Future Research Agenda

1. Introduction to the field guide for research in community settings: Tools, methods, challenges and strategies / M. Rezaul Islam, Niaz Ahmed Khan, Siti Hajar Abu Bakar Ah, Haris Abd Wahab and Mashitah Binti Hamidi -- 2. Challenges and solutions for collecting data in health research: Experiences of australian doctoral and early career researchers / Mohammad Hamiduzzaman, Alan Taylor, Belinda Lunnay, Abraham Kuot, Hannah Wechkunanukul, Omar Smadi, Heath Pillen and Fathimath Shifaza -- 3. Challenges with opening up closed off communities: Interviewing ultra-orthodox jewish communities in Israel / Veronika Poniscjakova -- 4. Ethnography research with indonesian female factory workers: Challenges and strategies in the field / Mashitah Binti Hamidi -- 5. "how can you be so naïve?" negotiating insider status among co-ethnic migrants in global ethnographic fieldwork / Hasan Mahmud -- 6. Challenges and opportunities in conducting cross-country phd study: Experiences of data collection in India and China / Rajendra Baikady -- 7. Researching the garment sector in Bangladesh: Fieldwork challenges and responses / Sawlat Zaman -- 8. Gaining access to research participants for data collection in doctoral studies: Evidence from a rural area of Bangladesh / Shofiqur Rahman Chowdhury, M. Rezaul Islam and Haris Abd Wahab -- 9. The challenges and strategies of accessing hard to reach locations during fieldwork data collection: The case of northeast nigeria / Nasa'i Muhammad Gwadabe and Adekunle Daoud Balogun -- 10. Data collection on 'smartphone addiction and social capital effects' among the university students of Bangladesh: Challenges and strategies for the way out / Ashek Mahmud, M. Rezaul Islam and Hamedi M. Adnan -- 11. Undercover fieldwork: A queer experience of healthcare in Bangladesh / Kanamik Kani Khan -- 12. Ethical issues, challenges and solutions during fieldwork with homeless elderly people of Malaysia and pakistan / Aqsa Qandeel and Welyne J. Jehom -- 13. Field research in the conflict zone: An empirical study of the chittagong hill tracts in Bangladesh / Md. Rafiqul Islam -- 14. Research with coastal people in Bangladesh: Challenges and way forward / Taj Sultana, Firuza Begham Binti Mustafa, Jillian Ooi Lean Sim and M. Rezaul Islam -- 15. Data collection from the santal community: A journey towards an unknown world in ascertaining the nexus between reality and dream / Munira Jahan Sumi, M. Rezaul Islam and Ramy Bulan -- 16. Challenges in accessing rural area and managing sub-culture differences in kuala krai, kelantan, Malaysia / Maria Binti Mohd Ismail and Raja Noriza Binti Raja Ariffin -- 17. Fieldwork experience: Challenges and managing risks as a female researcher / Bushra Zaman, M. Rezaul Islam and Rosila Bee Mohd Hussain -- 18. Data collection on acid attack survivor women: A phd researcher's experience from Bangladesh / Tahmina Islam, M. Rezaul Islam and Siti Hajar Abu Bakar Ah -- 19. Challenges, strategies, and way out techniques in conducting in-depth interviews among managers in Malaysian organizations / Nafisa Kasem, Shahreen Mat Nayan, Kumaran A/l Suberamanian and Sedigheh Moghavvemi -- Index.

Contents: 1. Introduction to the field guide for research in community settings: Tools, methods, challenges and strategies / M. Rezaul Islam, Niaz Ahmed Khan, Siti Hajar Abu Bakar Ah, Haris Abd Wahab and Mashitah Binti Hamidi -- 2. Challenges and solutions for collecting data in health research: Experiences of australian doctoral and early career researchers / Mohammad Hamiduzzaman, Alan Taylor, Belinda Lunnay, Abraham Kuot, Hannah Wechkunanukul, Omar Smadi, Heath Pillen and Fathimath Shifaza -- 3. Challenges with opening up closed off communities: Interviewing ultra-orthodox jewish communities in Israel / Veronika Poniscjakova -- 4. Ethnography research with indonesian female factory workers: Challenges and strategies in the field / Mashitah Binti Hamidi -- 5. "how can you be so naïve?" negotiating insider status among co-ethnic migrants in global ethnographic fieldwork / Hasan Mahmud -- 6. Challenges and opportunities in conducting cross-country phd study: Experiences of data collection in India and China / Rajendra Baikady -- 7. Researching the garment sector in Bangladesh: Fieldwork challenges and responses / Sawlat Zaman -- 8. Gaining access to research participants for data collection in doctoral studies: Evidence from a rural area of Bangladesh / Shofiqur Rahman Chowdhury, M. Rezaul Islam and Haris Abd Wahab -- 9. The challenges and strategies of accessing hard to reach locations during fieldwork data collection: The case of northeast nigeria / Nasa'i Muhammad Gwadabe and Adekunle Daoud Balogun -- 10. Data collection on 'smartphone addiction and social capital effects' among the university students of Bangladesh: Challenges and strategies for the way out / Ashek Mahmud, M. Rezaul Islam and Hamedi M. Adnan -- 11. Undercover fieldwork: A queer experience of healthcare in Bangladesh / Kanamik Kani Khan -- 12. Ethical issues, challenges and solutions during fieldwork with homeless elderly people of Malaysia and pakistan / Aqsa Qandeel and Welyne J. Jehom -- 13. Field research in the conflict zone: An empirical study of the chittagong hill tracts in Bangladesh / Md. Rafiqul Islam -- 14. Research with coastal people in Bangladesh: Challenges and way forward / Taj Sultana, Firuza Begham Binti Mustafa, Jillian Ooi Lean Sim and M. Rezaul Islam -- 15. Data collection from the santal community: A journey towards an unknown world in ascertaining the nexus between reality and dream / Munira Jahan Sumi, M. Rezaul Islam and Ramy Bulan -- 16. Challenges in accessing rural area and managing sub-culture differences in kuala krai, kelantan, Malaysia / Maria Binti Mohd Ismail and Raja Noriza Binti Raja Ariffin -- 17. Fieldwork experience: Challenges and managing risks as a female researcher / Bushra Zaman, M. Rezaul Islam and Rosila Bee Mohd Hussain -- 18. Data collection on acid attack survivor women: A phd researcher's experience from Bangladesh / Tahmina Islam, M. Rezaul Islam and Siti Hajar Abu Bakar Ah -- 19. Challenges, strategies, and way out techniques in conducting in-depth interviews among managers in Malaysian organizations / Nafisa Kasem, Shahreen Mat Nayan, Kumaran A/l Suberamanian and Sedigheh Moghavvemi -- Index.

1. Modeling local product development through multidisciplinary collaboration: A case study in Nagara, Chiba Prefecture in Japan -- 2. Developing reusable packaging for FMCG: Consumers' perceptions of benefits and risks of refillable and returnable packaging systems -- 3. Design, evaluation, and acceptance of advanced energy efficient houses for Thailand -- 4. Explore the Framework Construction of Gamification Applied to Basic Design Teaching -- 5. Future Design Based Policy Making Card Game For High School Education -- 6. Frugal innovation in BoP communities: co-design of a technical solution to support community agriculture in Mexico -- 7. Exploring frugal innovation as an eco-design strategy: a case study of a water access solution at the BoP -- 8. A methodical concept for the development of sustainable products through radical innovations -- 9. Thinking Model for Japanese Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Innovation Explicated by OntoIS -- 10. Applying regenerative sustainability principles in manufacturing -- 11. The Potential for Reverse Innovation in Sustainable Development: A Knowledge-Directed Outlook -- 12. Finding applications for secondary raw materials -- 13. Digital product passports in circular economy – case battery passport -- 14. Data Platforms as tools for circular economy -- 15. Artificial Intelligence for Process Control In Remanufacturing -- 16. Machine Recognition of ICs in Recycling Process of Small-sized Electronics -- 17. Exploring new way media information of the product that promote sustainable consumption and production -- 18. Towards digital circular design -- 19. Circular furniture design: A case study from Swedish furniture industry -- 20. Current challenges in the lifetime extension of smartphones -- 21. Dielectric Elastomer Transducer (High Efficiency Actuator and Power Generation System) -- 22. Sustainable Services in Convenience Stores: a case study of food loss label -- 23. An Overview of Sustainability Held During 1992 to 2021 in China - An Industrial Design Perspective -- 24. Increased personal protective and Medical Equipment manufacturing to fight COVID-19: an egregious approach for the environment -- 25. Silver Recovery from Spent Photovoltaic Panel Sheets using Electrical Wire Explosion -- 26. Procedure Model to support the Recycling-oriented Design of Lithium-Ion Batteries for Electric Vehicles -- 27. Holistic Eco-design Framework Developed Through a Case Study in the Automotive Industry -- 28. Depth and detail or quick and easy? Benefits and drawbacks of two approaches to define sustainability criteria in product development -- 29. Designing Interventions for Sustainability: A conceptual framework for information scoping in the design research phase -- 30. A Sustainable Product Service System (PSS) Design for Retail Food Loss and Waste: Research Through Design -- 31. Environmental and Economical Design Problem of Upgrading and Remanufacturing Option Selection -- 32. Renewable Energy System in the Off-grid Communities: The Systems' Characteristics and Storage Technologies -- 33. Optimal Cooling Strategy for Energy Management using Multi-Temperature Acquisition Points in a Protected Cropping Facility -- 34. Price – based demand response programs considering fixed and dynamic price elasticity matrix (PEM) of demand in the wholesale market in Japan -- 35. Wind Turbine Minimum Power Loss Optimization, using Nonlinear Mathematical Programming.

Contents: Part I: Introduction -- 1. Setting the stage for transport in human scale cities / Milos N. Mladenović, Karst T. Geurs, Elias Willberg and Tuuli Toivonen -- Part II Understanding human scale transport in cities -- 2. Urban transport and wellbeing: A critical analysis / Tim Schwanen -- 3. The relationship between the population's socio-economic status and walkability measures: The context of the lisbon metropolitan area / Mauro F. Pereira, Paula Santana and David S. Vale -- 4. Avoiding public transport? Assessing the relationship between accessibility, income and commuting mode in recife, brazil / Geneviève Boisjoly, Ahmed El-Geneidy and Bernardo Serra -- 5. The quality of life effects of enhancing public transport subsidies for hospitality workers in vancouver, British columbia / Peter V. Hall, Anthony Perl and Karen Sawatzky -- 6. Analysing urban mobility in ageing populations: The case of two portuguese historic centres / Anabela Salgueiro Narciso Ribeiro, Fernando Brandão Alves, Ana Maria César Bastos Silva, Sara Santos Cruz, Inês Cunha and João Pedro Martins -- 7. Car sharing for older adults in oslo: Practices, needs and preferences / Tanu Priya Uteng -- Part III Responsible innovation practices for human scale cities -- 8. Issues in the design and application of stated adaptation surveys to examine behavioural change: The example of mobility-as-a-service / Anna-Maria Feneri, Soora Rasouli and Harry J.P. Timmermans -- 9. Lessons from the deployment of the world's first automated bus service on a mixed public road in stockholm / Yusak Susilo, Rami Darwish, Anna Pernestål and Pei Nen (Esther) Chee -- 10. Smartphone challenges to stimulate cycling: Clues from a living lab in enschede / Tom Thomas, Bingyuan Huang, Benjamin Groenewolt and Eric C. van Berkum -- 11. Integrated mobility concepts in residential areas: Challenges and opportunities of measures for sustainable urban mobility / Benjamin Heldt, Rebekka Oostendorp and Julia Oehlert -- Part IV Potentials for developing planning processes for human scale cities -- 12. Channelling human scaled modes to build repurposed street networks / Kevin J. Krizek and David A. King -- 13. The gross potential for cycling: Planning for human scale urban mobility / Cecília Silva, Joana S. Marques, Miguel Lopes and Ana M. Dias -- 14. Comparing spatial data sources for cycling studies: A review / Elias Willberg, Henrikki Tenkanen, Age Poom, Maria Salonen and Tuuli Toivonen -- 15. Urban traffic and health risk: What is the role for citizen participation in transport planning? / Marina van Geenhuizen and Anna Berti Suman -- 16. What could transport planning practice learn from public participation gis method? / Milos N. Mladenović, Marketta Kyttä, Kirsi Forss and Maarit Kahila-Tani -- 17. Participatory evaluation in transport planning: The application of multi-actor multi-criteria analysis in co-creation to solve mobility problems in brussels / Jesse Pappers, Imre Keserü and Cathy Macharis -- 18. Implementing a metro project: A political economy perspective from lima / Katy Indira Huaylla Sallo and Robin Hickman -- Part V Conclusion -- 19. On the journey of transforming transport systems for human scale cities / Milos N. Mladenović, Elias Willberg, Tuuli Toivonen and Karst T. Geurs -- Index.

"Schöne neue Medienwelt" klärt über Medienabhängigkeit und digital ausgelöste Erkrankungen auf. Denn die gegenwärtige digitale Revolution stellt eine ähnlich große Zäsur in der Menschheitsgeschichte dar, wie einst die Industrialisierung. Aus einem anfangs als liberal und harmlos verkauften Konsumvergnügen sind heute schleichend ein oberflächliches Politainment, radikale Gewaltdarstellungen, monochrome Meinungsmache, vorauseilende politische Korrektheit und reizarmes Edutainment geworden. Der rücksichtslose Digitaldarwinismus wurde zum neuen Ideal erhoben. Achim Heinze legt ein Buch vor, das sowohl theoretische Grundlagen liefert als auch an praxisnahen Beispielen aufzeigt, wie erfolgreiche Medienkompetenz konkret aussieht.

Citizen relationship management by government of india through social media channels / Rajan Gupta, University of Delhi, India, Saibal Pal, Defence Research & development Organization and Sunil K. Muttoo, University of Delhi, India -- Academia goes social media, mooc, spoc, smoc, and ssoc : the digital transformation of higher education institutions and universities / Andreas Kaplan, ESCP Europe -- Integrating relationships and community building into universities' social media marketing : implications from a case study / Jenny Hou, Massey University, New Zealand -- Social media marketing for b2b : from information to decision to retention / Roisin Vize, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, Ireland and Monique Sherrett, University College, Dublin, Ireland -- Celebrities as human brands:an inquiry on stakeholder co-creation of brand identities / Dave Centeno, City University of Hong Kong & University of the Philippines -- Social recruitment : investing in social currency / Arti Sharma, IIM Indore and Arunava Ghosh, IIM Indore -- The struggle of secrecy, safety, and security of social media and smartphones / Ronald M. Zochalski, Jr., Indiana University Northwest -- Creating, contributing and consuming : how social media content facilitates customer's engagement behaviours / Rebecca Dolan, The University of Auckland, New Zealand, Jodie Conduit, The University of Adelaide, Australia and John Fahy, The University of Limerick, Ireland -- Social media engagement and return on engagement / Ritu Srivastava, MDI Gurgaon, India -- The consumer engagement/return on social media engagement interface : development of a conceptual model / Birgit A. A. Solem, University College of Southeast, Norway and Linda D. Hellebeek, The University of Auckland/NHH Norwegian School of Economics -- An unexpected journey : the influence of social media on consumer decision-making / Wolgang Weitzl, University of Vienna, Austria and Clemens Hutzinger, University of Innsbruck, Austria -- Network effects of dynamic social interactions on consumer choices in online communities : role of firm's strategic manipulation / Shameek Sinha, IE Business School, Madrid, Spain and Sreyaa Guha, IE Business School, Madrid, Spain -- Creepy and intrusive : a consumers' perspective of online personalized advertisements / Arlonda Stevens, Case Western Reserve University, USA and Casey Newmeyer, Case Western Researve University, USA -- Social media measurement and monitoring / Mudra Mukesh, University of Greenwich, UK and Anand Rao, Mindtree Ltd -- Attitude to brands and advertisement : qualitative and thematic analysis of social media data / Emmanuel Mogaji, University of Bedfordshire, UK and Temitope Farinloye, Questbury Research Services, UK -- Strategizing your social media presence / Francesca Pucciarelli, ESCP Europe, Turin, Italy -- Salient role and centrality of trust in social media marketing -- Anil bhat, bits pilani, india and nirankush datta, bits, pilani, india -- Trust relationships in social networks : a typology of strategies for communication between companies and their consumers / Zandra Balbinot, University of Quebec in Montreal and Sandrine Prom Tep, University of Quebec in Montreal -- Like-influencer framework : a study of factors influencing click of `like¿ option by users on facebook / Rashmi Sharma, Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management Review, India -- Mechanisms for incentivizing and encouraging online social interactions : an experiment analysing the role of recommendations and rewards on advertisement sharing behaviour / William Feitosa -- The rise of social media: implications for marketing in emerging markets' / Ogechi Adeola, Pan Atlantic University, Nigeria -- Profiling youth on the basis of their motivations for social media political participation : implications for political marketers / Devinder Pal Singh, Punjabi Univeristy, India -- Privacy and information trading in social media applications / Sandhya Narayanan and Dr. Richa Agrawal,Dept. of Management Studies,IIT Madras

Das Thema »Neue elektronische Medien und Suchtverhalten« ist vor dem Hintergrund einer zunehmenden Mediatisierung der Gesellschaft sowie immer jüngerer Nutzer Anlass gesellschaftspolitischer Diskussionen. Das Verständnis darüber, was »normales« Mediennutzungsverhalten ist, geht unter anderem zwischen den Generationen deutlich auseinander und führt innerhalb von Familien, aber auch in Bildungseinrichtungen zu intensiven Auseinandersetzungen und Konflikten.Die Studie stellt die Aufarbeitung der wissenschaftlichen Befunde zu Umfang und Folgen suchtartiger Mediennutzung in den Mittelpunkt, differenziert nach den verschiedenen Formen der Online(glücks)spielsucht, -kaufsucht, -sexsucht sowie Social-Network-Sucht. Vor dem Hintergrund unserer im Wandel befindlichen Normen und Werte werden die Anliegen und Interessenlagen der involvierten Stakeholder sowie politische Handlungsmöglichkeiten vorgestellt

Corporate finance and international finance. Test of the strategic market-entry hypothesis : evidence from corporate governance in Vietnam / Huu Man Dang, Duong Viet Anh Hoang, Thuy Dung Le, and Phuong Uyen Le. Base erosion, profit shifting, and tax revenue nexus : empirical evidence in Southeast Asian countries / Trung Kien Tran. Developing the stock market for economic growth : experiences for Vietnam in the ASEAN regional financial integration / Tu Nhu Nguyen and Thi Xuan Huong Tram. Exploring the intention to adopt management accounting system in the public sector : an empirical investigation of public non-income generating agencies / Quang Huy Pham and Kien Phuc Vu. Market power and risk: Evidence from ASEAN commercial banking system / Thi Anh Tien Duong -- Financial markets. Macroeconomics and banks: Specific determinants of vietnamese commercial banks' profitability from 2014 to 2018 / Thi Lan Huong Hoang and Hoang Long Nguyen. Value creation in Vietnamese bank mergers and acquisitions / Tan Khoa Duong -- Accounting. A theory extension related to task-technology fit : considering its impacts on ERP system success / Thi Bao Quyen Phan and Quang Hung Bui. Factors affecting the adoption of the international accounting standards / Xuan Thach Ha and Tran Hanh Phuong Le. Value relevance of biological assets under IFRS in Asian nations / Thi Phuong Thanh Tran. The role of human resources in the transparency of financial information amidst the increasing trend of financial autonomy in public organizations / Thi Kim Thoa Dau and Van Nhi Vo -- Business administration and management. Determinants of gender diversity and nationality diversity of the boards in vietnamese listed firms / My Tran Ngo and Hong My Ai Le. The evolution of leadership theories: A literature review / Thanh Tung Do and Ngoc Khuong Mai. How does authentic leadership influence employee-organization relationship? The mediating role of symmetrical internal communication / Mai Dong Tran, Thi Kim Quy Hoang and Phong Nguyen Nguyen. Green innovation, green entrepreneurship, and vietnamese SME development: The role of market turbulence / Anh Tuan Doan and Tri Thanh Nguyen. The mediating role of innovation speed and quality in the relationship between intellectual capital and firm performance : the case of Tien Giang small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the early stages / Kim Nhan Vo, Minh Nguyet Doan, Thanh Vu Nguyen, and Van Dat Nguyen -- Marketing. How does CSR influence customer loyalty in the banking sector? Evidence from Vietnam / Dang Khoa Tran. A critical review of factors affecting tourists' loyalty / Khanh Tung Nguyen and Dong Phong Nguyen. Supply chain integration : a case study of Vietnamese dairy industry / Thi Thu Suong Huynh. Research on solutions to improve destination competitiveness for tourism development in Can Tho City / Khanh Tung Nguyen and Dong Phong Nguyen. Buyer-supplier relationships, sustainable supplier management, green design, and firms' performance in Vietnam / Van Phuong Nguyen, Hoang Thi Tho Lam, and Tien Khoa Tran. Exploring the impact of self-construal on the perceived values of the post-purchase product customization : the context of motorcycle customization in Vietnam / Mai Dong Tran and Long Dang -- Economic development. How is smartphone advertising important for consumers' purchase intention in an emerging economy? Evidence from Vietnam / Dang Khoa Tran. The impact of public spending for education on sustainable economic growth in Asian countries / Minh Tuan Truong. The role of institutions in economic development : the case of Vietnam during 2012-2015 / Nu Ngoc Han Ton and Prapon Sahapattana. Science and technology and their applications in enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City in the context of the fourth industrial revolution / Thi Kim Hoa Luu. Impact of the state-owned investment and other factors on economic growth with SGMM and bayesian approach : the case of Vietnam / Thi Thanh Huong Tran and Thu Hang Pham -- Business and law. Factors associated with economic growth : an investigation into government spending on R&D / Nhat Thien Tran. Factors affecting youth entrepreneurial intention and suggestions for policymaking : The case of Vinh Long Province / Thu Hang Hoang and Quynh Hoa Le. E-enterprise and the law : realizing the potential risks / Van Long Tran and Quoc Tan Phan.

Part 1. Various Applications of S&G -- Chapter 1. Introducing Arrival City Game for Neighborhood Diversity -- Chapter 2. Designing a Human Computation Game for Enhancing Early-Phase Movie Box Office Prediction -- Chapter 3. Hallucifear: Educational Game about Drug Addiction -- Chapter 4. A Perspective on the Needs for Simulation and Gaming Technology in Outpatient Care -- Chapter 5. A Simulation Game of Patient Transportation -- Chapter 6. A Simulation Game for Anticipatory Scheduling of Synchromodal Transport -- Chapter 7. From Discussions to Games - Facilitating Interactions between Experts from Aviation and Humanitarian Aid -- Chapter 8. 3D Periodic Sugoroku Game for Active Learning of the Periodic Table -- Part 2. S&G to Learn Business -- Chapter 9. A Business Simulation Game to Teach How to Comprehend Financial Statements -- Chapter 10. Co-Creating Prototype Improvement using Participatory Design on the Development of a Serious Game in Financial Literacy Skills -- Chapter 11. Bis Augmented Reality in Finance Learning Games -- Chapter 12. Learning Efficacy among Executives and Students of an Organizational Growth Game -- Chapter 13. Business Game Promoting Supply Chain Collaboration Education at Universities -- Chapter 14. How can we ensure Middle School Students Acquire Economic Thinking? Developing and Evaluating an Analog Game Involving Smartphones Simulated with LEGO® blocks -- Chapter 15. Simulation Games to Foster Innovation: Insights from the Transport and Logistics Sector -- Chapter 16. Disrupting Traditional Business Test by Internet Based Simulation Game -- Part 3. S&G to Learn Environmental Issues -- Chapter 17. Methodology for Environmental Learning based on Material Flow Diagram of Green Multi-Dimensional Bookkeeping System -- Chapter 18. Board Game for Collective Learning on Green Roof Ecosystem Services -- Chapter 19. Design of Simulation and Gaming to Promote the Energy Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables -- Chapter 20. Agent-based Gaming for Two-sided Electricity Markets -- Chapter 21. Using Role-Play Game for Active Learning to Solve Water Inequity -- Part 4. S&G in Disaster Management -- Chapter 22. Gaming Simulation as a Tool of Problem-based Learning for University Disaster Education -- Chapter 23. A Study on Gaming of Participatory Evacuation Planning in Tourist Areas using Agent Simulation -- Chapter 24. A Study on Effect of "Information Mismatch" Simulation on Victims' Quality of Life and Sense of Place in the Post-Disaster Period -- Part 5. S&G with the Latest Technology -- Chapter 25. Empirical Studies on the Role of Matchmaking in Mobile eSports Players Engagement -- Chapter 26. Learning via AI Dolls: Creating Self-Active Learning for Children -- Chapter 27. Virtual Reality for Active English Learning in the University Context -- Chapter 28. Research on User Experience in Risk Management Alternate Reality Game -- Part 6. S&G to facilitate Consensus Building -- Chapter 29. Rights-Conversion Type Urban Redevelopment Game Considering Financial Risk Management -- Chapter 30. Impact Finder: Board Game as a Tool for Social Impact Assessment Knowledge Transfer -- Chapter 31. A Study about the Changes of Participants' Impressions through a Brainstorming Group Work -- Chapter 32. Eliciting Requirements of a Knowledge Management System for Gaming in an Organization: The Role of Tacit Knowledge -- Chapter 33. Community Forest Board Game for Learning Interactions Among Ecosystem Components in Community Forest with Local People -- Chapter 34. For Gaming-based Consensus Building: Problem Formulation of Snowfall Disaster Mitigation in Japanese Rural Area -- Chapter 35. Wadakamari Gaming - Which Promotes Players' Viewpoint Switching in Consensus Building -- Part 7. S&G for Empowerment of Human Mind -- Chapter 36. Experience Design for Understanding Social Withdrawal: Employing a Live-Action Role-Play (LARP) to Learn about and Empathize with Hikikomori in Japan -- Chapter 37. Hooshmand – Intelligence and Emotion Entangled in a Simulation Game -- Chapter 38. Self-Esteem Building Activity: Personality Development of Thonburi University Students -- Chapter 39. City of Emotions – Case Studies for a Broader Scope of Intervention -- Chapter 40. Arising Hope after Disaster: the Parcobaleno Project -- Part 8. NEO-Simulation Gaming toward Active Learning Era -- Chapter 41. Building Theoretical and Practical Experiencing Through an Integrated Active Learning Approach Using Case Studies and a Problem-Based Learning Methodology in International PBL -- Chapter 42. Bis Physical and Mental Environments for Simulation and Gaming: The Facilitator's Role as a Designer of Environments -- Chapter 43. The Context Dependency of Four Persuasive Game Design Principles -- Chapter 44. Digital Versus Analogue Multi-Player Gaming: Comparing Learning Outcomes -- Chapter 45. Simulation Game Complexity Perception: An Approach to The Research Model -- Chapter 46. How to Describe a Large Business on a Business Board Game: An Illustration of Construction Company -- Chapter 47. Virtual Lesson Game for Prompting Teachers to Change Their Instructional Style to Promote the Integration and Utilization of Knowledge in Problem-Solving -- Chapter 48. The Effects of Debriefing on the Performance and Attitude of Austrian University Students and Cultural Differences to Japanese Students -- Chapter 49. What Business Simulations Teach: The Effect of Debriefing -- Chapter 50. Gaming Simulation Validation: Matching Participants' Worldviews with Their Decisions -- Chapter 51. Educational Gamification: Challenges to Overcome - and to Enjoy

Chapter 1. Introduction to Displacement Studies: Knowledges, Concepts, Practices; Peter Adey, Janet C. Bowstead, Katherine Brickell, Vandana Desai, Mike Dolton, Alasdair Pinkerton, Ayesha Siddiqi -- Section One: Conceptualising Displacement -- Chapter 2. Mobilities and Displacement; Mimi Sheller -- Chapter 3. Political Ecologies of Displacement; Rebecca Elmhirst -- Chapter 4. Displacement Economies: A Relational Approach to Displacement; Amanda Hammar -- Chapter 5. The Slow and the Fast Violence of Displacement; James A. Tyner -- Chapter 6. Assembling Climate Change-Related Displacement; Leonie Tuitjer -- Chapter 7. Affect and Displacement; Mark Griffiths -- Chapter 8. Protection of Displaced Persons and the Rights-Based Approach; Rónán McDermott, Pat Gibbons, and Sinéad McGrath -- Chapter 9. Queering Displacement/The Displacement of Queers; Scott McKinnon -- Chapter 10. Gendered and Feminist Approaches to Displacement; Katherine Brickell and Jessie Speer -- Chapter 11. 'Race,' Ethnicity and Forced Displacement; Luisa Feline Freier, Matthew D. Bird, and Soledad Castillo Jara -- Chapter 12. Conceptualising Postcolonial Displacement Beyond Aid and Protection; Jose Jowel Canuday -- Section Two: Technologies of Displacement -- Chapter 13. Intervention: Displacement Aesthetics; Kaya Barry and Pete Adey -- Chapter 14. The Artwashing of Gentrification and Social Cleansing; Stephen Pritchard -- Chapter 15. Taking the Weather with You: Remittances, Translocality, and the Climate Migrant Within; Laurie Parsons -- Chapter 16. Barbed Displacement: Walls to the Disciplined Migrant; Bénédicte Michalon -- Chapter 17. Technologies of Deportation; William Walters -- Chapter 18. Street Technologies of Displacement: Disposable Bodies, Dispossessed Space; Elijah Adiv Edelman -- Chapter 19. Olympic Favela Evictions in Rio de Janeiro: The Consolidation of a Neoliberal Displacement Regime; James Freeman -- Section Three: Journeys of Displacement -- Chapter 20. Intervention: Women's Narratives from Refugee Camps in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq; Nazand Begikhani -- Chapter 21. Constraints and Transgressions in Journeys of Displacement; Joris Schapendonk and Milena Belloni -- Chapter 22. Migrants' Displacements at the Internal Frontiers of Europe; Martina Tazzioli -- Chapter 23. Carceral Journeys; Nick Gill and Oriane Simon -- Chapter 24. Precarious Migrations and Maritime Displacement; Vicki Squire and Maurice Stierl -- Chapter 25. Maintaining Health on the Move: Access and Availability for Displaced People; Jennifer Cole -- Section Four: Traces of Displacement -- Chapter 26. Intervention: Disasters and Displacement: When There Is No Time to Stop; Ayesha Siddiqi -- Chapter 27. Antipodean Architectures of Displacement; Anoma Pieris -- Chapter 28. Spiritual Geographies of Displacement and Resilience; Julia Christensen and Veronica Madsen -- Chapter 29. Mapping Trajectories of Displacement; Nishat Awan -- Chapter 30. Uncovering Internally Displaced People in the Global North through Administrative Data: Case Studies of Residential Displacement in the UK; Janet C. Bowstead, Stuart Hodkinson, and Andy Turner -- Section Five: Governing Displacement -- Chapter 31. Intervention: Forensic Oceanography: Tracing Violence within and Against the Mediterranean Frontier's Aesthetic Regime; Charles Heller and Lorenzo Pezzani -- Chapter 32. Governing the Displaced: Contradictory Constellations of Actors, Ideas, and Strategies; Lama Tawakkol, Ali Bhagat, Sarah Sharma -- Chapter 33. Bureaucracies of Displacement: From Immigrants' Social and Physical Exclusion to Their Judicial Removal; Cecilia Menjívar and Andrea Gómez Cervantes -- Chapter 34. Police, Bailiffs, and Hired Hands: Researching the Distribution and Dissolution of Eviction Enforcement; Alexander G. Baker -- Chapter 35. Governing the Unwanted: Measuring European Migration Enforcement at Street Level; Lisa Marie Borrelli -- Chapter 36. A Forced Displacement and Atrocity Crime Nexus: Displacement as Transfer, Annihilation, and Homogenisation; Andrew R. Basso -- Section Six: More-Than-Human Displacements -- Chapter 37. Intervention: Flower Power: Khmer Women's Protests against Displacement in Cambodia and the United States; Katherine Brickell -- Chapter 38. Animals, People, and Places in Displacement; Benjamin Thomas White -- Chapter 39. Energy on the Move: Displaced Objects in Knowledge and Practice; Jamie Cross, Craig Martin, and G. Arno Verhoeven -- Chapter 40. Smartphones: Digital Infrastructures of the Displaced; Koen Leurs and Jeffrey Patterson -- Chapter 41. Family Photographs in Displacement; Penelope Pitt -- Chapter 42. Displaced Home-Objects in Homing Experiences; Mastoureh Fathi -- Chapter 43. The Role of Design in Displacement: Moving beyond Quick-Fix Solutions in Rebuilding Housing after Disaster; Esther Charlesworth and John Fien -- Section Seven: Representing Displacement -- Chapter 44: Intervention: Activism, Research and Film-Making: Fighting for the Right to Housing in Bucharest, Romania; Michele Lancione -- Chapter 45. How Not to Eat Human Stories: Ruts, Complicities and Methods in Visual Representations of Refugees; Dominika Blachnicka-Ciacek -- Chapter 46. Displacements of Experience: The Case of Immersion and Virtual Reality; Emma Bond -- Chapter 47. Displacement in Contemporary Art; John Potts -- Chapter 48. Reclaiming Safe Spaces: Arts-Based Research, Advocacy, and Social Justice; Nelli Stavropoulou -- Section Eight: Resisting Displacement -- Chapter 49. Intervention: An Interview with Anna Minton; Vandana Desai -- Chapter 50. 'Housing is a Human Right. Here to Stay, Here to Fight': Resisting Housing Displacement through Gendered, Legal and Tenured Activism; Mel Nowicki -- Chapter 51. Contesting Displacement through Radical Emplacement and Occupations in Austerity Europe; Mara Ferreri -- Chapter 52. Legal Geographies of Resistance to Gentrification and Displacement: Lessons from the Aylesbury Estate in London; Loretta Lees and Phil Hubbard -- Chapter 53: Local Faith Communities and Responses to Displacement; Susanna Trotta and Olivia Wilkinson -- Chapter 54. Hosting the Displaced: From Sanctuary Cities to Hospitable Homes; Jonathan Darling -- Chapter 55. Food and the Politics of Refuge: The Transformative Power of Asylum Seeker and Refugee Food Initiatives; Fiona Murphy.