Sophia Maalsen

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The Praxis and Politics of Building Urban Dashboards
This paper critically reflects on the building of the Dublin Dashboard -- a website that provides citizens, planners, policy makers and companies with an extensive set of data and interactive… Expand
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‘We Don’t want it to be like that for her again’: gendered leadership and online feminism in Australian politics and planning
ABSTRACT Learning from women leaders in Australia has gained attention as a national political issue since the election of Julia Gillard as our first female Prime Minister in 2010. In parallel with… Expand
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Rent and crisis: Old housing problems require a new state of exception in Australia
The coronavirus pandemic is opening up a space for housing advocates and scholars to push for reforms to the private rental sector. Yet, we argue the Australian government has shown little commitment… Expand
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Multiscalar governance of urban energy transitions in Australia: The cases of Sydney and Melbourne
Abstract Sustainable energy transitions – broadly described as moving away from fossil fuels toward renewable resources and reducing energy demand– are emerging across the world, albeit in uneven… Expand
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Smart housing: the political and market responses of the intersections between housing, new sharing economies and smart cities
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Smart-innovative cities and the innovation economy: A qualitative analysis of local approaches to delivering smart urbanism in Australia
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The smart home on FIRE: amplifying and accelerating domestic surveillance
Some of the largest tech companies in the world, not to mention a stream of smaller startups, are now our roommates. Homes have become the target for smart devices and digital platforms that aim to… Expand
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Revising the smart home as assemblage
Abstract Although aspirations for the ‘smart home’ have existed since the 1950s, the recent understanding of smart technological interventions as ecosystems of policy, material, people, ICT and data… Expand
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Catalysts for transport transitions: Bridging the gap between disruptions and change
The ability of disruptions - big and small - to induce modal shift away from the private car is one of the more pressing concerns of transport geography and policy. Car sharing, a more sustainable… Expand
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Covid-19 and the accelerating smart home
Home, digital technologies and data are intersecting in new ways as responses to the COVID-19 pandemic emerge. We consider the data practices associated with COVID-19 responses and their implications… Expand
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