Kris Hartley

Kris Hartley

Assistant Professor | Arizona State University | School of Sustainability

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Research publications July 22, 2018

Urban innovation clustering in Asia (Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies Journal)

This article examines the impact of policies for start‐up and entrepreneurship on the developmental model that remains a policy legacy in many Asian countries. The main argument is that the influence of central planning is…


Sole-authored media June 29, 2018

China’s Artificial Intelligence Revolution (The Diplomat, The Globe Post)

China’s rise in AI and other technologies will have global economic, social, and diplomatic implications that will resonate for decades. The U.S. and other Western nations must strengthen their ambition to remain competitive. https://thediplomat.com/2018/07/chinas-artificial-intelligence-revolution-a-sputnik-moment-for-the-west/ “China’s…


Co-authored media May 20, 2018

Smart Cities and Sustainable Development (United Nations – DESA)

There is growing worldwide acknowledgment of the role of smart city technology in national development. When applied to SDGs, urban technologies can stimulate economic growth that “leaves no one behind.” As such, the global community…


Co-authored media May 10, 2018

China’s technology leadership (Channel NewsAsia, The Conversation)

China’s long-run investment perspective and bold capital outlays in the areas of technology, energy, environment, and transport have the potential to define the global future in the way Britain’s industrial revolution did two centuries ago….


Co-authored media April 17, 2018

Will smart cities become the next populist scapegoat? (Policy Forum)

The proudly nativist tenor of modern populism rejects many of the values associated with cities and urban life: cosmopolitanism, high culture, and tolerance of difference. It seems only a small step to extend this pushback…


Co-authored media April 10, 2018

Inequality in China and India (Channel NewsAsia, Hong Kong Free Press, Business Times)

Failure to improve basic services is one of the most glaring gaps in inequality policy. China’s economic rise has generated tax revenues to invest in schooling. But education gaps persist in the country’s rural areas….


Lectures and media engagements March 27, 2018

Interviewed by CGTN America (Sponge cities in China)

“China’s sponge cities.” CGTN America (China Global Television Network). Interviewed live by Mike Walter. 22 March 2018. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOhWVVCzhH8&feature=youtu.be)


Co-authored media March 14, 2018

The New Urban Agenda and Smart Cities (Fair Observer)

What does smart city efficiency mean for the global majority, including one and a half billion slum dwellers? We call on more critical discussions to understand smart cities in their broader systemic context. Their promise…


Co-authored media February 21, 2018

Electric cars can help drive a green future (Policy Forum)

While the transformation to a greener future through electric vehicle adoption involves an extended time horizon and steadfast policy commitment, bridge policies that leverage entrepreneurial activities like car sharing can make meaningful progress reducing consumption…


Co-authored media December 26, 2017

Air pollution in Delhi and Beijing (China Daily, The Conversation)

India has made remarkable progress lifting millions of people out of poverty in recent years. It aspires to be a global superpower, but has singularly failed to curb air pollution. Central government must intervene to…


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