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Telecommunications Policy
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Edited by Erik Bohlin
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Volume 23, issue 10-11 , 1999
OECD regulatory and statistical update pp. 683-686 Sam Paltridge A word about Internet statistics pp. 687-688 Hendrik Rood Mapping information industries and markets pp. 689-699 John W. Houghton Weaving the Western Web: explaining differences in Internet connectivity among OECD countries pp. 701-718 Eszter Hargittai The diffusion of interactive communication innovations and the critical mass: the adoption of telecommunications services by German banks pp. 719-740 Alwin Mahler and Everett M. Rogers Impact of telecommuting on mass transit congestion: the Tokyo case pp. 741-751 Hitoshi Mitomo and Toshiya Jitsuzumi Electronic money: understanding its use to increase the effectiveness of policy pp. 753-773 Supriya Singh Policy globalization and the "information society": a view from Canada pp. 775-791 Bram Dov Abramson and Marc Raboy Volume 23, issue 9 , 1999
Institutional endowment as foundation for regulatory performance and regime transitions: the role of the US constitution in telecommunications regulation in the United States pp. 607-623 Barbara A. Cherry and Steve S. Wildman The case for a more binding WTO agreement on regulatory principles in telecommunication markets pp. 625-644 Markus Fredebeul-Krein and Andreas Freytag Auctions for universal service obligations pp. 645-674 Dennis Weller Volume 23, issue 7-8 , 1999
An investment view of mobile telecommunications in the European Union pp. 521-538 Harald Gruber Pricing calls to mobiles: analysis of the UK Monopolies & Mergers Commission Reports on mobile termination charges pp. 539-555 Pietro Crocioni and Cento Veljanovski Sovereignty and universal service: sacred cows in the satellite industry pp. 557-568 David Wright Spectrum use and carrier costs: a critical trade-off pp. 569-584 Alex Hills and Hung Yao Yeh Mobile cellular communications in the Southern African region pp. 585-593 Michael Minges Volume 23, issue 6 , 1999
Alternative regulation and the efficiency of local exchange carriers: evidence from the Ameritech states pp. 469-480 Trevor R. Roycroft Access issues: Operational Support Systems and regulation pp. 481-493 Maria Michalis Network policy formation between idealist and strategic models: a political economy perspective from Turkey pp. 495-511 Haluk Geray Volume 23, issue 5 , 1999
Tradable universal service obligations pp. 363-374 Jon M. Peha Local exchange competition in early US network development: considerations for developing countries pp. 375-387 Krishna P. Jayakar Korean telecom policy in global competition: implications for developing countries pp. 389-401 Daiwon Hyun and John A. Lent Adding the missing user to policy discourse: understanding US user telephone privacy concerns pp. 403-435 Brenda Dervin and Peter Shields The long-run diffusion and techno-economic performance of national telephone networks: a case study of Ireland, 1922-1998 pp. 437-457 Roderick Flynn and Paschal Preston Volume 23, issue 3-4 , 1999
The impact of ICT convergence on development in the Asian region pp. 217-234 Meheroo Jussawalla ICT and economic development in Taiwan: analysis of the evidence pp. 235-243 Eunice Hsiao-hui Wang One country, two systems: contrasting approaches to telecommunications deregulation in Hong Kong China pp. 245-260 Xu Yan and Douglas C. Pitt Regulating China's Internet: convergence toward a coherent regulatory regime pp. 261-276 Zixiang (Alex) Tan Regulating network communication in Asia: a different balancing act? pp. 277-287 Georgette Wang Liberalisation policy, industry structure and productivity changes in Korea's telecommunications industry pp. 289-306 Chang-Ho Yoon Where are the Japanese? Japanese information and communications firms in an internetworked world pp. 317-333 Martin Fransman APEC: steps to harmonising regional telecom policy pp. 335-344 Kenji Saga Volume 23, issue 2 , 1999
Re-forming the state: telecom liberalization in India pp. 105-128 Anupama Dokeniya Promoting effective competition through interconnection policy pp. 129-145 Carlos Lapuerta and William B. Tye Open doors and open questions: interpreting the results of the 1998 ITU Minneapolis Plenipotentiary Conference pp. 147-158 Donald J. MacLean The rise of consortia in the information and communication technology industries: emerging implications for policy pp. 159-173 Richard Hawkins Terrestrial digital broadcasting: convergence and its regulatory implications pp. 175-199 Reza Tadayoni and Knud Erik Skouby Volume 23, issue 1 , 1999
Telecom reform: progress and prospects pp. 7-34 William H. Melody Information and communication technologies for development: assessing the potential and the risks pp. 35-50 Robin Mansell Preparing for the next revolution in telecommunications: implementing the WTO agreement pp. 51-63 Pekka Tarjanne Telecommunications productivity, catch-up and innovation pp. 65-81 Gary George Madden and Scott J. Savage Convergence and unbundling of corporate R&D in telecommunications: is software taking the helm? pp. 83-93 P. M. Rao Volume 22, issue 11 , 1998
FCC benchmarks and the reform of the international telecommunications market pp. 899-911 Peter Cowhey Using call-back to demonstrate the discriminatory nature of the proportionate return rule pp. 913-930 Mark Scanlan Internet telephony and the international accounting rate system pp. 931-944 Robin Mason Distinctive arrangements for international interconnection? pp. 945-951 Douglas A Galbi Interconnection in international telecommunications: An empirical investigation of United States settlement rates pp. 953-961 Gary George Madden and Scott J Savage Falling through the cracks: International accounting rate reform at the ITU and WTO pp. 963-975 Rob Frieden Volume 22, issue 10 , 1998
Corporations vs. communities: Evolution of wireless services in the US and the devolution of local control pp. 791-795 RG Lentz International economic relationships in telecommunications: A painful transformation pp. 797-816 Michael Tyler and Susan Bednarczyk Convergence and new regulatory frameworks: A comparative study of regulatory approaches to Internet telephony pp. 817-838 R Ono and K Aoki A dynamic universal service for a heterogenous European Union pp. 839-852 Thomas Hart Vanitas vanitatum: Alphanumeric use of service numbers pp. 853-861 Nico van Eijk A robust methodology for setting tariffs pp. 863-874 JT Buchanan Pricing policy and regulation in the Greek telecommunications market pp. 875-881 Demetrius Yannelis Volume 22, issue 9 , 1998
Fast Internet: An analysis about capacities, price structures and government intervention pp. 745-755 Rudolf Pospischil The Finnish telecommunications market: Advantage of local access incumbency pp. 757-773 PM Nattermann and DD Murphy Stages of universal service policy pp. 775-780 Claire Milne Lifestyles and the use of new media technology in urban China pp. 781-790 Louis Leung Volume 22, issue 8 , 1998
The future of telecommunications operator alliances pp. 635-641 J Monlouis Towards next generation regulation pp. 643-659 D Ypsilanti and P Xavier An alternative approach to allocate universal service obligations pp. 661-669 Lorenz Nett Regulatory reform of telecommunications in Switzerland pp. 671-680 Stefan Bühler International telephony revenue settlement reform pp. 681-696 Andreas Thuswaldner The political economy of the Korean telecommunications reform pp. 697-711 Sung Gul Hong The development of information infrastructure in Hong Kong pp. 713-725 Pun-Lee Lam Volume 22, issue 7 , 1998
Internet telephony: Costs, pricing, and policy pp. 555-569 Lee W McKnight and Brett Leida The EU regulatory framework in telecommunications: A critical analysis pp. 571-592 T Kiessling and Y Blondeel Duopoly and competition: The case of American cellular telephone pp. 593-607 Hugh S Fullerton ISDN services in Greece: Current status and future prospects pp. 609-615 Helen Gaglia and Demetrius Yannelis The Iowa communications network: The policy implications of publicly funded infrastructure pp. 617-627 Dom Caristi Volume 22, issue 6 , 1998
European mediamatics policies: Coping with convergence and globalization pp. 457-466 Michael Latzer Competition aspects of pricing access to networks: What are the issues? pp. 467-470 Jonathan Michie Change, politics and determinist economics in Europe pp. 471-482 JBK Rickford The licensing of telecommunication suppliers: Beyond the EU's Directive pp. 483-492 Patrick Xavier Impacts of the 1996 Telecommunications Act on the US model of telecommunications policy pp. 493-517 M Cimatoribus , A De Tommaso and P Neri Albanian telecommunication reform: The road less travelled pp. 519-539 Niall Levine , Mimosa Manxhari and Doug Pitt Regional universal telecommunication service provisions in the US: Efficiency versus penetration pp. 541-553 Mustafa Dinc , Kingsley E Haynes , Roger R Stough and Serdar Yilmaz Volume 22, issue 4-5 , 1998
Telecom liberalization and competition in developing countries pp. 259-265 TH Chowdary The European Commission and the satellite industry combine forces to open markets pp. 267-272 David Wright A charter for the Internet pp. 273-279 Klaus W Grewlich Universal service and Internet commercialization: Chasing two rabbits at the same time pp. 281-288 Jae-Young Kim Price discount schemes and inter-country comparisons of telecommunication tariffs pp. 289-314 Patrick Xavier The role of resale entry in promoting local exchange competition pp. 315-326 Thomas Randolph Beard , David L Kaserman and John W. Mayo Internet dropouts in the USA: The invisible group pp. 327-339 James E Katz and Philip Aspden Telecommunications in Mexico pp. 341-357 Adrian E Gonzalez , Amar Gupta and Sawan Deshpande Was PLDT a natural monopoly?: An economic analysis of pre-reform Philippine telecoms pp. 359-370 Ramonette B. Serafica Policy issues for cable startup in smaller countries: The case in South Korea pp. 371-381 Hyuhn-Suhck Bae and Thomas F Baldwin Back to the future: Digital television and convergence in the United Kingdom pp. 383-396 Richard Collins Social movement in Telecommunications: Rethinking the public service history of US telecommunications 1894-1919 pp. 397-408 Dan Schiller Government assessment of FCC performance: Recurring patterns and implications for recent reform efforts pp. 409-418 Philip M Napoli Competition between regional standards and the success and failure of firms in the world-wide mobile communication market pp. 419-441 Jefrey L Funk Policy evolution in the information economy: An assessment of the Victoria 21 strategy pp. 443-452 Stephen Braim Volume 22, issue 3 , 1998
Convergence between telecommunications and other media: How should regulation adapt? pp. 163-170 Colin R Blackman Free and equal access: In search of policy models for converging communication systems pp. 171-181 Jan van Cuilenburg and Pascal Verhoest Communications infrastructure regulation and the distribution of control over content pp. 183-196 Yochai Benkler The impact of convergence on regulatory policy in Europe pp. 197-205 Bernard Clements Competition or regulation for multimedia? pp. 207-218 Paul Nihoul EC competition law and the convergence of the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors pp. 219-242 Pierre Larouche The proceduralization of telecommunications law pp. 243-254 Colin David Scott Convergence and proceduralisation: Generalisation vs contextualisation? pp. 255-258 Louis-Léon Christians Volume 22, issue 2 , 1998
The battle over Internet domain names: Global or national TLDs? pp. 89-107 Milton L Mueller Competition in UK mobile communications pp. 109-131 Tommaso Valletti and Martin Cave That pesky last mile: Call termination strategies for mobile satellite systems pp. 133-143 Rob Frieden An assessment of Thailand's new telecommunications plan pp. 145-155 Robert Douglas Cairns and Deunden Nikomborirak Trust on the Internet pp. 159-160 Alicia Clegg Volume 22, issue 1 , 1998
A pan-European telecommunications regulator? pp. 1-7 John Worthy and Rohan Kariyawasam Politics and economics of telecom liberalization in India pp. 9-22 TH Chowdary Consumer spending behavior and telecommunications services. A multi-method inquiry pp. 23-46 Carl E Batt and James E Katz The costs of competition. FCC Telecommunication Orders of 1997 pp. 47-56 A Michael Noll Universal service and the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The fact after the act pp. 57-71 James E. Prieger Local number portability and local loop competition. Critical issues pp. 73-87 Thomas H Reinke
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