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This volume is the result of the project Jean Monnet Module, „European Smart Cities for Sustainable Development” (SmartEU), supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, and reunites a selection of the papers presented at the International Conference on „Sustainable Development of European Smart Cities” – SmartEU 2023, organized at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration,” Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași, in June 2023.
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Acest volum editat în limba engleză este rezultatul proiectului Jean Monnet Module, „European Smart Cities for Sustainable Development” (SmartEU), susținut de Programul Erasmus+ al Uniunii Europene, Volumul reunește o selecție a lucrărilor prezentate la Conferința internațională „Dezvoltarea durabilă a orașelor inteligente europene” (Sustainable Development of European Smart Cities) - SmartEU 2023, organizat la Facultatea de Economie și Administrarea Afacerilor, Universitatea Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Iași, în iunie 2023.
Scientific Committee of the Conference
Section 1. Challenges on Managing Smart and Sustainable Urban Development:
Cultural Factors for Sustainable Urban Development at the European Union Level, Mihaela Clincu, Alexandru Bănică
Sustainable Behaviors Make a City Smart: an Inquiry Into Consumers’ Perception of Sustainable Cosmetic Brands, Camelia Grădinaru, Daniel-Rareș Obadă, Ioan-Alexandru Grădinaru
The Effect of Delay in Construction Projects Timetables on the Building of Smart Cities, Rinat Assa Grinberg
Circular Economy and European Smart Cities. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Urban Sustainability, Dana-Claudia Cojocaru, Ana Iolanda Vodă, Mihaela Onofrei
Leveraging Machine Learning to Unveil the Key Determinants of Waste Management in Smart Cities, Sabina-Cristiana Necula
Section 2. Sustainable and Digital Technologies
in Smart Cities:
Smart City as Enabling Smart Developmental Networks, Nurit Rozolyo-Ben Hamozeg
Are Artificial Intelligence and Related Technologies the Engines of Future Welfare in Intelligent Cities?, Avraham Cohen
Smart Cities and Sustainable Mobility, Carina Brânzilă, Alin Rubnicu
Enhancing City Mobility Through Digital Apps: A Study on the Effects of E-Society, Gabriela Poleac, Emil Andrei Toescu
Exploring the Influences Associated With Using Mobile Phones as an Information Source Based on A Multi-Technique Approach and WVS Data, Daniel Homocianu
A Scientific Perspective about the Integration of Smart Cities in the Metaverse, Alexandru Tugui, Paula Cobzaru, Catalin Francu
Smart Cities Research in Europe: Exploring the Power of Algorithms, Doina Fotache, Vasile-Daniel Păvăloaia
Section 3. Smart Cities and Communities: Involved Strategies,
Smart Education and Learning Environments:
German Smart Cities and Their Strategy: Empirical Insights, Matthias Schmuck, Stephan Filser, Emanuel Rieder
The Evolution of Smart Cities: Drivers, Challenges and Opportunities, Silvia-Maria Carp, Ana-Maria Bercu
Digital Skills of Primary School Pupils from Romania, Augustin Marius Axinte
Playing Fair: Ethical Considerations in Marketing Toys and Games to Children, Camelia Cojan
Section 4. Smarteu Summer School. Student Research Papers:
Sustainable Urban Development – Importance and Challenges, Corina-Valentina Cucoranu, Daniela Popescul
Inside the World’s Most Sustainable Smart City: Lessons From Copenhagen, Mădălina-Ioana Petrea, Ioana-Maria Ursache
Adapting to Change: Embracing Agility in Smart Cities – From Project Management to Organizational and City Perspectives, Adriana-Elena Onica, Laura-Diana Radu
Authors’ Index
Ana Iolanda Vodă (Ph.D in Economics, Habilitation in Business Administration) is a Lecturer at the Department of Management, Marketing, and Business Administration, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași, Romania. Her research interests are in entrepreneurship, social inclusion, and smart cities. She attended over 50 conferences (the Czech Republic, Germany, Portugal, and Spain), published 32 papers indexed in the Web of Science Core Collection, and 6 international book chapters, with a Hirsh index of 12. She has 15 years of experience in project management, being a Principal Investigator/ member of the project team of 16 national and international Projects/Grants e.g., “Research & Innovation for Cities & Citizens – RI4C2” project, EC2U Alliance, Horizon 2020 "Science with & for Society” SwafS call for European Universities (2021-2024); Principal Investigator, ERASMUS+ Programme Jean Monnet Activities 2019 Call, European Smart Cities for Sustainable Development (SmartEU) (620415-EPP-1-2020-1-RO-EPPJMO-MODULE (2020-2023). She is also a Romanian representative in 2 COST Projects (e.g., CA 18115 (TRIBES) – 2019-2023; and CA 20115 (ENIS-2021-2025). Website: https://www.feaa.uaic.ro/faculty/ana-iolanda-voda/
Ana Maria Bercu. Currently an habilitated professor starting with 2019 in the field of Administrative Sciences, Ph.D in management since 2008 (with Very good rating) with specific expertise in economics, especially in industrial relations and management of labor relations in the European space. She teaches courses on European studies in economic education (BA and MA), since 2001. She is Jean Monnet professor with expertise in the field of European studies, being the leader of the JM module EURCOMP (September 2014 – August 2017) and co-author for the volumes European Regional Competitiveness and Human Resource Development (2017) and European Civil Service and the Career Management of European Civil Servants (2013), coordinator and/or member of the scientific team for over 17 European projects, having experience in international teaching through Erasmus and Erasmus+ programmes and being a member of the European Centre of Excellence (within the Centre of European Studies) since 2009 and JM Chair EUFIRE (2016-2019). She has experience in international teaching activities (with students in France, Croatia, Czech Republic, Turkey, Republic of Moldova, Albania, Portugal, Iceland) and has participated in international conferences, seminars and workshops abroad. Research areas are regional competitiveness, human resources, and personnel strategies for European entrepreneurs, industrial relations and management of labor relation in EU.
Laura-Diana Radu, Assoc Prof, Ph.D Department of Accounting, Business Information Systems and Statistics – Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iasi. She holds a Ph.D. in accounting (the title of the thesis is Modelling of accounting and auditing risk with intelligent). the main fields of research are: smart cities development, accounting information systems, agile project management, and green and sustainable information systems. Research outcomes: 1 book, 11 book chapters as author/co-author, 14 international or national projects, out of which, 2 as a project manager, 68 articles and studies published in the country and abroad, over 30 national and international conference participation. She currently teaches Accounting Information Systems I and II, Agile Project Management, Software for Project Management, Information Systems Analysis, Office Information Systems, Business Information Systems, Expert System in Accounting at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi.
