Smart Cities -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: A New Urban Ideal -- Spatialised Intelligence -- Technology, Space and Politics -- References -- 1 The Advent of the Smart City, from Flow Management to Event Control -- Defining the Smart City -- Self-Fulfilling Fictions -- The Sentient and Sensory City -- Massive Quantities of Data -- What Happens -- References -- 2 A Tale of Two Cities -- Neocybernetic Temptation -- The Cyborg-City Hypothesis -- Spontaneous City, Collaborative City -- The Digital Individual -- References -- 3 Urban Intelligence, Space and Maps -- Augmented Reality and Geolocation -- Towards Three-Dimensional Urbanism -- A New Relationship to Infrastructure -- The Stakes of Representation -- A New Aesthetic -- Laboratories of Public Life in the Digital Age -- References -- Conclusion: The Challenges of Intelligence -- The Limits of All-Digital Solutions -- The Necessary Diversification of Scenarios -- Public/Private -- From Event to History -- References -- Bibliography -- Index -- Picture Credits -- EULA.