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This book examines how stakeholder theory can inform urban governance in an era of rapid change, sustainability challenges and digital innovation. Combining theoretical and practical insights, it explores how power dynamics, engagement strategies and decision-making processes shape modern cities.
Including engaging international case studies, the text highlights the importance of collaboration, transparency and inclusivity in building resilient urban communities. It challenges traditional governance models, advocating for integrative approaches that empower diverse stakeholders and strengthen democratic values. Designed as a roadmap for scholars, policy makers and planners, this book will empower local communities in their pursuit of sustainable and equitable cities.
Donizete Beck is a Professor in the School of Business and Economics at the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (PUC-Campinas), Brazil and a Professor at Blackwell Global University, USA.
Eran Vigoda-Gadot is Professor of Public Administration and Policy in the School of Political Science at the University of Haifa, and Academic Supervisor of the International Laboratory for Digital Transformation in Public Administration, Higher School of Economics.
1. Introduction
2. Theoretical and Conceptual Foundations
3. Towards Stakeholder Identification: Empirical Prospects
4. From Theory to Practice: Stakeholder Practical Engagement
5. Stakeholder Value Creation with Effective Strategies
6. Partnership and Competition: Urban Strategic Management and Sustainability
7. Marketing the Stakeholders Pathway
8. Redefining Stakeholders' Innovation
9. Transparency and Accountability in Modern Cities
10. Stakeholders Perspectives in Digital Transformation and Smart City Ethics
11. Discussion and Conclusion