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The purpose is to investigate the expected participation and mentality ofsmart citizens in smart cities. The key question is the role of the humanfactor in smart environments globally studied through a research corpus of 150documents including mainstream summaries trend reports, white papers andvisions of business, governmental and university research cooperations reachinga wide audience of the subject. Foremost, a short review of the changingscholarly trends is presented as a theoretical framework. Concerning its keyideas, the corpus based findings are recapped and analysed by content networksand the most referred city strategies. Besides, a critical approach revealfurther required factors and risks to investigate. The ultimate goal is tounderstand how the smart city landscape is shaped by citizen-based strategies,open data, empowerment and responsibility. Accordingly, the paper closes withfurther considerations regarding the importance of anonymous open data,advantages of neighbourhood-based implementations, aspects of permanent andtemporary citizen-engagements, interpretation of metaphors or upcomingtechnologies, and also, privacy and ethical issues. The results provide thepolicy development and the emerging scholarly interest with a framework study.

Expected participation and mentality of smart citizen in smart cities