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Ilari Karppi is a University Lecturer at Tampere University’s Faculty of Management and Business, specializing in Administrative Studies. His research focuses on urban policy, governance, and sustainable development, with particular emphasis on urban safety, event management, and the integration of technology in urban environments. He has been actively contributing to interdisciplinary studies addressing challenges in urban planning, crisis management, and public-private collaboration.
Key research interests include smart urban safety frameworks, the role of technology in public spaces, and the complexities of multi-actor governance systems. His work frequently explores how urban design and policy can enhance safety, equity, and sustainability in rapidly evolving cities. Recent studies have examined perceptions of security in mass events, machine learning applications in crisis simulations, and boundary objects for sustainable urban development.
- Key Themes: Urban security, governance innovation, sustainable urban planning, technology adoption in public spaces, event management, and collaborative governance models.
- Notable Contributions: Analysis of simulated trust in security exercises, integration of eye-tracking systems in urban planning, and evaluation of transit equity in urban mobility.
His publications span over two decades, reflecting a deep engagement with regional development, policy push dynamics, and institutional stability in globalized contexts. Though no formal awards or grants are listed, his extensive academic output underscores his influence in urban studies and administrative sciences.
