Advancing
digital
democracy
through
computational
models
that
enhance
governance
and
citizen
engagement.

Enhancing
decision-making
using
AI-powered
simulations
to
inform
policy
and
urban
planning.

Bridging
technology
and
society
by
integrating
ethics,
transparency,
and
data-driven
governance
in
European
cities.

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Advancing digital democracy through computational models that enhance governance and citizen engagement.
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Enhancing decision-making using AI-powered simulations to inform policy and urban planning.
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Bridging technology and society by integrating ethics, transparency, and data-driven governance in European cities.
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Why
European City?

The European City² project revolutionises urban governance and democracy using advanced computational social science, agent-based simulations, and quantum models. It is designed to enhance citizen participation, policy-making, and urban resilience by leveraging real-world and synthetic data. By integrating cutting-edge social choice theory, the project addresses contemporary governance challenges, fostering inclusive, transparent, and data-driven urban decision-making.

It is designed to enhance citizen participation, policy-making, and urban resilience by leveraging real-world and synthetic data.

By integrating cutting-edge social choice theory, the project addresses contemporary governance challenges, fostering inclusive, transparent, and data-driven urban decision-making.

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This project has received funding from the European Union under the Horizon Europe Research & Innovation Programme (Grant agreement No. 101178170). Views and opinions expressed are however those of author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.