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Revisão sistematizada
Estado da arte
desenvolvimento urbano baseado no conhecimento
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Resumo
Este estudo tem como objetivo investigar e analisar o estado da arte do Desenvolvimento Urbano Baseado no Conhecimento (DUBC), explorando seus fundamentos teóricos, tendências emergentes e lacunas de pesquisa inexploradas. A metodologia incluiu uma revisão sistemática da literatura e uma análise de frameworks conceituais. A seleção dos artigos envolveu a busca em bases de dados acadêmicas e o uso da técnica bola de neve, seguida por um processo de filtragem para determinar o conjunto final de publicações para revisão. Os resultados destacam avanços na aplicação do DUBC, particularmente na transição de um foco estreito em inovação para uma abordagem mais ampla que incorpora prosperidade econômica, sustentabilidade ambiental, desenvolvimento socioespacial e boa governança em cidades do conhecimento. No entanto, a literatura apresenta uma alta concentração de publicações dentro de redes acadêmicas específicas, o que pode limitar a diversidade teórica e metodológica do campo. Além disso, há necessidade de uma sistematização mais clara das diretrizes presentes nesses frameworks, o que dificulta a avaliação do DUBC em diferentes contextos urbanos, especialmente em cidades fora dos principais centros globais. Este estudo foi essencial para compreender a dinâmica do DUBC e estabelecer um conjunto de diretrizes para monitorar sua implementação, contribuindo para o desenvolvimento e execução de projetos e políticas que promovam inovação e sustentabilidade em diversos ambientes urbanos.
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