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Sport brings to cities innovative solutions that influence urban life, yet considerations about sport still rarely contribute to the development of the very popular smart city concept. This raises the question: what is the perception of sport in the city from the perspective of the smart city concept? One of the challenges of future urban policy is to provide initiatives that ensure the wellbeing and promote the model of a healthy city, especially during the era of the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, sport creates an opportunity to combat these challenges. The study provides an in-depth literature review on sport factors influencing smart city domains through a systematic review process. Exploring this topic creates a paradigm for future studies regarding the discourse on smart cities and the impact of sport on the evolution of cities of tomorrow. In particular, it indicates potential areas of interest from the point of view of local authorities and policymakers, who are able to incorporate governance through sport agendas.

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inteligentne miasto zarządzanie miastem sportowe miasto rozwój obszarów miejskich smart city urban governance sport city urban development

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Prawa autorskie (c) 2024 Aleksander Orłowski, Narek Parsamyan

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Orłowski, A. i Parsamyan, N. (2024) „The role of sport in the Smart City concept”, Studia z Polityki Publicznej, 10(3(39), s. 25–42. doi: 10.33119/KSzPP/2023.3.2.
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