Examines how games and play - from digital and tabletop games to larps, escape rooms and interactive installations - are reconfiguring public libraries spatially, temporally and institutionally.

A critical account of how government workers understand and implement open data policies, based on interviews with open data practitioners, users and evangelists in Australia.

A collection of essays by scholars from game studies, media studies, architecture, landscape architecture and urban planning about the role of games and play in city planning and policy.

Examines how public libraries are becoming "smarter" and increasingly integrated within their municipality's urban redevelopment schemes and "smart city" policies.

A critical history of location-based games, from their emergence in the early 2000s via artistic and commercial experimentation with mobile and GPS technologies, to the release of Pokémon GO and beyond.