Moscow between Beijing and Singapore. Political effects of digital transformation of urban governance
In recent years, the study of the political effects of digitalization of public administration and public policy has become increasingly relevant. Measures of digital control over the movement of people taken by governments during the coronavirus pandemic seemed to bring into reality Gilles Deleuze’s concepts of a new cybernetic model of power in a “society of control” [7, p. 227-232] or Giorgio Agamben on “biopolitics” as a new model of governance and a “permanent state of emergency” [1, p.