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Telecommunications Policy
Volume 1 - 35
Edited by Erik Bohlin
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Volume 25, issue 10-11
Spectrum trading pp. 655-670 Tommaso Valletti Spectrum auctions in India: lessons from experience pp. 671-688 R. S. Jain Hiccups in US spectrum auctions pp. 689-701 Mark Scanlan Value-focused thinking about strategic management of radio spectrum for mobile communications in Korea pp. 703-718 Seung-Hoon Yoo , Jun-Sang Kim and Tai-Yoo Kim Riding the US wave: spectrum auctions in the digital age pp. 719-728 Andreas Grünwald Regulating European telecommunications markets: unbundled access to the local loop outside urban areas pp. 729-741 Anne Gabelmann Implications of regulation for entry and investment in the local loop pp. 743-757 Kostis Christodoulou and Kiriakos Vlahos Local competition and the role of regulation: the EU debate and Britain's experience pp. 759-776 Maria Michalis Volume 25, issue 8-9 , 2001
The influence of US foreign DBS policy on Indian DBS TV: a case study of policy transfer pp. 543-564 Siddhartha Menon Employment dynamics in the Italian telecommunications industry pp. 565-585 Paola Garrone and Francesca Sgobbi Electronic markets for telecommunications transport capacities pp. 587-610 Torsten J. Gerpott and Sven W. Massengeil Monopoly power and the problem of CLEC access charges pp. 611-623 Noel D. Uri The Internet in Saudi Arabia pp. 625-632 Khalid M. Al-Tawil Benchmarked settlement rate, creating subsidy from Bangladesh to US carriers pp. 633-640 Andreas Thuswaldner Volume 25, issue 7 , 2001
Assessing the WTO agreements on China's telecommunications regulatory reform and industrial liberalization pp. 461-483 Bing Zhang Anti-competition issues between Taiwan's cable TV system operators and channel providers--new rules of engagement? pp. 485-497 Hsiao-Cheng Yu Optional telephone subscription scheme: a unique experiment in Korea pp. 499-513 Nakil Sung and Sung Hoon Cho The impact of the regulatory framework on fixed-mobile interconnection settlements: the case of China and Hong Kong pp. 515-532 Xu Yan Volume 25, issue 6 , 2001
Competitive dynamics in Polish telecommunications, 1990-2000: growth, regulation, and privatization of an infrastructural multi-network pp. 381-407 David Dornisch Telecommunications reform in Botswana: a policy model for African states pp. 409-420 Patricia K. McCormick The imbalances of telephone traffic for the United States pp. 421-430 Linghui Tang FCC organizational structure and regulatory convergence pp. 431-452 Martha A. Garcia-Murillo and Ian MacInnes Volume 25, issue 5 , 2001
The user in the information society: changing rules of the game? pp. 285-290 Maria Livanos Cattaui Digital divide or digital opportunity in the Mississippi Delta region of the US pp. 291-313 R. G. Lentz and Michael D. Oden A model for rural and remote information and communication technologies: a Canadian exploration pp. 315-330 Ricardo Ramírez Rural internet connectivity pp. 331-347 Sharon Strover Developing the Internet: entrepreneurship and public policy in Ireland, Singapore, Argentina, and Spain pp. 349-371 Mauro F. Guillén and Sandra L. Suárez Volume 25, issue 4 , 2001
Dream or reality: providing universal access to basic telecommunications in Nigeria? pp. 219-231 Chuka Onwumechili Telecommunications liberalisation and the quest for universal service in Australia pp. 233-248 Stephen McElhinney Customer retention, loyalty, and satisfaction in the German mobile cellular telecommunications market pp. 249-269 Torsten J. Gerpott , Wolfgang Rams and Andreas Schindler Volume 25, issue 3 , 2001
Regulation and innovation in the telecommunications industry pp. 167-184 Marc Bourreau and Pinar Dogan The implementation of advanced telecommunications and services in the Greek academic and research environment: main issues and results pp. 185-196 G. C. Pentzaropoulos and M. D. Siakavellas Liberalisation of telecoms: the Ghanaian experience pp. 197-210 G. K. Frempong and W. H. Atubra Volume 25, issue 1-2 , 2001
International roaming charges: over-charging and competition law pp. 5-20 Ewan Sutherland TP case study: fixed-mobile interconnection in India pp. 21-38 Lara Srivastava and Sidharth Sinha Should telecoms liberalisation stop at call termination? pp. 39-58 Crocioni*, Pietro Spectrum limits and competition in mobile markets: the role of licence fees pp. 59-70 Harald Gruber Assessing Finland's Wireless Valley: can the pioneering continue? pp. 71-100 Dan Steinbock Is five too many? Simulation analysis of profitability and cost structure in the Korean mobile telephone industry pp. 101-123 Jae-Do Song and Jae-Cheol Kim Competition in Korean mobile telecommunications market: business strategy and regulatory environment pp. 125-138 Seon-Kyou Choi , Myeong-Ho Lee and Gyu-Hwa Chung Growth in the "new economy": US bandwidth use and pricing across the 1990s pp. 139-154 Douglas A. Galbi Volume 24, issue 10-11 , 2000
Market liberalisation and regulation in Hungary's telecommunications sector pp. 807-841 Patrick Xavier Toward international settlement reform: FCC benchmarks versus ITU rates pp. 843-863 Kenneth B. Stanley Telecommunications liberalization and regulatory governance: lessons from Latin America pp. 865-884 Luis Hernando Gutiérrez and Sanford V. Berg The institutional environment and effects of telecommunication privatization and market liberalization in Asia pp. 885-906 J. P. Singh Affordability of basic telephone service: an income distribution approach pp. 907-927 Claire Milne Prices for long-distance voice telephony in Germany pp. 929-945 Gert Brunekreeft and Wolfgang Gross Trouble reports as an indicator of service quality: the influence of competition, technology, and regulation pp. 947-967 Trevor R. Roycroft and Martha Garcia-Murrilo FCC telephone penetration-rate data: a caveat pp. 969-979 Christopher Garbacz and Herbert G. Thompson Volume 24, issue 8-9 , 2000
Investment and growth of the information infrastructure: summary results of a global survey pp. 639-643 Björn Wellenius , Carlos Alberto Primo Braga and Christine Zhen-Wei Qiang Institutional roots of post-privatisation regulatory outcomes pp. 645-668 Manuel Angel Abdala Network decompensation and regional imbalances in rate reform processes: a case study in South America pp. 669-698 Darío M. Goussal and María Sandra Udrízar Lezcano The role of competition in institutional reform of telecommunications: lessons from Sri Lanka pp. 699-717 Rohan Samarajiva Transformation of China's telecommunications sector: a macro perspective pp. 719-730 Ping Gao and Kalle Lyytinen The WTO and China's ban on foreign investment in telecommunication services: a game-theoretic analysis pp. 731-759 Milton Mueller and Peter Lovelock The effects of rural telecommunications self-development projects on local adoption of new technologies pp. 761-779 C. Ann Hollifield , Joseph F. Donnermeyer , Gwen H. Wolford and Robert Agunga Evaluating productive efficiency in telecommunications: evidence from Greece pp. 781-794 D. . Giokas and G. C. Pentzaropoulos Volume 24, issue 6-7 , 2000
Regulation for next-generation technologies and markets pp. 477-487 Jens Arnbak Access and innovation policy for the third-generation internet pp. 489-518 François Bar , Stephen Cohen , Peter Cowhey , Brad DeLong , Michael Kleeman and John Zysman Protecting the global information commons pp. 519-531 Stephen J. Lukasik What's in a name, what's in a number: some characteristics of identifiers on electronic networks pp. 533-552 Hendrik Rood ICANN between technical mandate and political challenges pp. 553-563 Wolfgang Kleinwächter Pricing Internet services: after flat rate pp. 565-590 Lee W. McKnight and Jahangir Boroumand Multiple incentive internet pricing for national academic research networks: a case study pp. 591-611 Theodore Apostolopoulos , Costas Courcoubetis , Sandra Cohen and Xanthi Psiakki Internet metrics: using host and domain counts to map the internet pp. 613-620 Matthew Zook Only the lonely: internet usage and effects: A review of Internet and Society, A Preliminary Report, Norman H. Nie and Lutz Erbring, Stanford Institute for the Quantitative Study of Society, February 17, 2000 pp. 621-623 Kas Kalba Volume 24, issue 5 , 2000
Next steps in telecom liberalisation in Denmark pp. 369-376 Jørgen Abild Andersen Digital Denmark: from information society to network society pp. 377-394 Morten Falch and Anders Henten EU competition policy and market power control in the mediamatics era pp. 395-411 Natascha Just and Michael Latzer Changing relations between manufacturing and service provision in a more competitive telecom environment pp. 413-437 Emilio Lera Measuring productivity change in telecommunications pp. 439-452 Noel D. Uri Mobile communications update pp. 453-456 Sam Paltridge Volume 24, issue 4 , 2000
Closing the digital divide in rural America pp. 281-290 Edwin B. Parker Advanced communications policy and adoption in rural Western Australia pp. 291-304 Gary George Madden , Scott J. Savage , Grant Coble-Neal and Paul Bloxham Technical innovations, standardization and regional comparison -- a case study in mobile communications pp. 305-321 Sadahiko Kano The myth of market dominance: telecommunication manufacturing in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic -- a case study pp. 323-345 Bert M. Sadowski Toward improved benchmarking indicators pp. 347-357 Péter Tölösi and György Lajtha Volume 24, issue 3 , 2000
Establishing the legitimacy of new regulatory agencies pp. 183-187 Rohan Samarajiva Lost in the sky: the Koreasat project pp. 189-201 Seunghye Sohn Telecommunications technology transfer and the development of institutional infrastructure: the case of Cuba pp. 203-221 Ann C. Séror and Juan Miguel Fach Arteaga Economic and technological aspects in the design of a regulatory framework for PCS markets in Colombia pp. 223-232 Fernando Beltrán Telecommunications privatization and tariff rebalancing: evidence from Latin America pp. 233-252 Agustin J. Ros and Aniruddha Banerjee The cost of the local telecommunication network: a comparison of minimum spanning trees and the HAI model pp. 253-262 Christian M. Dippon and Kenneth Train Indicators for bandwidth demand pp. 263-270 Hendrik Rood Volume 24, issue 2 , 2000
Promoting Internet development: the case of Argentina pp. 89-112 Ben A. Petrazzini and Agustina Guerrero The networks of the Internet: an analysis of provider networks in the USA pp. 113-134 Sean P. Gorman and Edward J. Malecki The WTO Agreement on Basic Telecommunications: a reevaluation pp. 135-142 Chantal Blouin Total factor productivity measures for Telstra pp. 143-154 Ali Ahmed Rushdi Telecom traffic indicators pp. 155-159 Tim Kelly and Mark Woodall Volume 24, issue 1 , 2000
Moving beyond international accounting rates pp. 5-8 Yoshio Utsumi The Era of International Simple Resale: not waving, but drowning? pp. 9-30 John Ure The international revenue settlement debate pp. 31-50 Andreas Thuswaldner Telecom myths: the international revenue settlements subsidy pp. 51-61 W. H. Melody How to determine the X in RPI-X regulation: a user's guide pp. 63-68 Jeffrey . Bernstein and David E. M. Sappington
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