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TALLINN MONOGRAPH : Finno-Baltic origins, fore-running the e-government system of a no-border nation, may become the new Silicon Valley in Europe.
After spending 4 months in Taiwan and 3 months in Israel, I finally head up to my third case study in Estonia. My interest for cross-cultural research in urban science in growing since I already start to find some insights from the comparison of the Smart-City strategies of these three very different cultures and territories.
In the last decades the Estonian state has become very famous, for its remarkable digital transition and for being a forerunner in the e-state public services, before all the rest of the world realizes they will have to do it too. By doing so, they made their capital city Tallinn a hot place for startups and a cross-road for digital nomads. Attracting worldwide entrepreneurs aiming to benefit from the European Union legal frame, updated with a convenient no-paper administrative policy.
=> To mention this article: “TALLINN MONOGRAPH : Finno-Baltic origins, fore-running the e-government system of a no-border nation, may become the new Silicon Valley in Europe.” Julien Carbonnell, 2020, medium.com.
Plan :
- Long history of Estonia, lately independent
- Prehistory and history of the Eastern Baltic Sea
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