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DigitalGeorgetown Institutional Repository (IR) is a service of the Georgetown Library under the Digital Scholarship Program to provide GU faculty, researchers and their supporting communities, and students a stable platform for their digital research and teaching output and to maximize exposure of their content. This open access Institutional Repository preserves and makes available scholarly research by Georgetown's faculty, students, institutes, centers, journals, and organizations. The IR includes conference papers, images, peer-reviewed scholarly articles, preprints, technical reports, theses and dissertations, working papers, research datasets and more. By exposing research at Georgetown University through Google Scholar and other search engines, it raises the profile of the University, as well as the individual researcher.
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Broadband Infrastructure to Enable Smart Cities: Emerging Strategies and Partnership Models
(Georgetown University, 2017)As advances in digital technology largely driven by the private sector continue to reshape society in a rapidly urbanizing world, it has become an economic, social, and environmental necessity for local municipal authorities ... -
Place Identity as Competitive Advantage: Exploring Economic Development Strategies in NOMA and Capital Riverfront Neighborhoods in Washington, D.C.
(Georgetown University, 2017)This research is based on the premise that capturing true identity of place is an integral requirement for achieving competitive advantage in urban development and design. With particular focus on the neighborhood scale ... -
The Application of a Just City Framework in Ivy City
(Georgetown University, 2017)In this paper, I seek to define justice within the context of urban planning, to understand the limitations of community participation as a key element in planning, and to apply a theoretical just city framework to a ... -
Revitalizing Baltimore: A Smart Neighborhood Approach
(Georgetown University, 2015)This paper argues that a smart neighborhood approach focused on public safety is the missing element to revitalizing Baltimore’s inner neighborhoods. The research methodology consisted of reviewing the primary and secondary ... -
Finding the Right Message: A Critical Analysis of Affordable Housing Communication Techniques as a Planning Tool
(Georgetown University, 2016)This thesis attempts to move the practice of affordable housing messaging into a tool that can used by advocates when embarking on a legislative strategy. The idea of whether someone is “worthy” or “unworthy” of affordable ...
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