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The Little Book of Smart Cities

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The Little Book of Smart Cities. / Cavada, Marianna; Hunt, Dexter; Rogers, Chris.
Birmingham: University of Birmingham, 2017. 36 p.

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Harvard

Cavada, M, Hunt, D & Rogers, C 2017, The Little Book of Smart Cities. University of Birmingham, Birmingham.

APA

Cavada, M., Hunt, D., & Rogers, C. (2017). The Little Book of Smart Cities. University of Birmingham.

Vancouver

Cavada M, Hunt D, Rogers C. The Little Book of Smart Cities. Birmingham: University of Birmingham, 2017. 36 p.

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Cavada, Marianna ; Hunt, Dexter ; Rogers, Chris. / The Little Book of Smart Cities. Birmingham : University of Birmingham, 2017. 36 p.

Bibtex

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