MAKCi impact and some recorded influences:
Ghaziabad, India. Batra, S (2008). Developing Regional Knowledge Development Indices to support Assessment of the Global Competitiveness of Regions. Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad, India.
Arizona. US. Chatzkel , J.(2009). A Capabilities Approach for Building Sustainable Knowledge-Based Cities. Paper presented at the 2nd Knowledge Cities World Summit, Session Track A: Knowledge and Social Capital in Countries and Cities. November 2009. Shenzhen, China.
Nuremberg, Alemania. Duekert, S. ; Hiegl, M. and Trinkwalter, J. (2009). Regional Knowledge Management : The Case of the Metropolitan Region Nuremberg (Germany). Paper presented at the 2nd Knowledge Cities World Summit, Session Track A: Knowledge and Social Capital in Countries and Cities. November 2009. Shenzhen, China.
Atenas, Grecia. Ergazakis, K. (2009). Rethinking the Development of Successful Knowledge Cities: An Advanced Framework. in Journal of Knowledge Management, October 2009. Annual special Issue on Knowledge Cities.
Monterrey, Mexico. Garcia, B. (2010a). Journal Article for VINE. “Making MAKCi: An emerging knowledge-generative network of practice in the Web 2.0.”. Journal of Information Systems and Knowledge Management. Special Issue on ‘Web 2.0 and the Evolution of KM’. Vol 40. Issue 1. February 2010. Garcia, B. (2008). Journal Article for JKM. “Global KBD Community Developments: The MAKCi Experience”, in Journal of Knowledge Management, October 2008 Vol. 12, No.5 pp: 91-106. Annual special Issue on Knowledge Cities.
New Jersey, US. Passerini, K. and Wu, D. (2008). The New Dimension of Collaboration: Mega and Intelligent Communities, ICT and Well-Being. in Journal of Knowledge Management, October 2008 Vol. 12, No.5. Annual Special Issue on Knowledge Cities.
Brisbane/Melbourne Australia. Yigitcanlar, T., (2009). Planning for knowledge-based development: global perspectives, in Journal of Knowledge Management, October 2009, Vol 13, No 5, pp. 228-242.
Shenzhen, China. Wang, D.; Wang Q and Bie, J. (2008). A Review on theoretical Progress of Knowledge Cities. Shenzhen Graduate School, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, China