Telecommunications Policy

Volume 1 - 49

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Volume 29, issue 11, 2005

Spatial-historical landscapes of telecommunication network survivability pp. 801-820

Tony Grubesic and Alan T. Murray

Aux armes, citoyens: Cyber security and regulation in the United States pp. 821-830

James Andrew Lewis

The politics of public safety communication interoperability regulation pp. 831-842

Viktor Mayer-Schönberger

Texas 9-1-1: Emergency telecommunications and the genesis of surveillance infrastructure pp. 843-856

David Phillips

Policy discourse and data retention: The technology politics of surveillance in the United Kingdom pp. 857-874

Edgar A. Whitley and Ian Hosein

Telecommunications interception in Australia: Recent trends and regulatory prospects pp. 875-888

Simon Bronitt and James Stellios

Volume 29, issue 9-10

Spectrum auctions: Distortionary input tax or efficient revenue instrument? pp. 687-709

Adele C. Morris

Comparing welfare for spectrum property and spectrum commons governance regimes pp. 711-730

Carol Ting, Steven S. Wildman and Johannes M. Bauer

An analysis of the determinants of internet access pp. 731-755

Anindya Chaudhuri, Kenneth S. Flamm and John Horrigan

New trends in the Latin American telecommunications market: Telefonica & Telmex pp. 757-777

Judith Mariscal and Eugenio Rivera

The effect of institutional constraints on the success of universal service policies: A comparison between Latin America and the World pp. 779-796

Martha Garcia-Murillo and Brenden Kuerbis

Volume 29, issue 8, 2005

Beauty contest licensing lessons from the 3G process in Sweden pp. 577-593

Per Andersson, Staffan Hultén and Pablo Valiente

Lessons from broadband development in Canada, Japan, Korea and the United States pp. 595-613

Rob Frieden

Broadband Internet access, awareness, and use: Analysis of United States household data pp. 615-633

Scott Savage and Donald Waldman

The degree of internationalization and the financial performance of European mobile network operators pp. 635-661

Torsten J. Gerpott and Nejc M. Jakopin

The impact of legislative change on the behavior of telecommunications carriers pp. 663-684

Martha A. García-Murillo and Ian MacInnes

Volume 29, issue 7, 2005

Good intentions, poor outcomes: Telecommunications reform in South Africa pp. 469-491

Alison Gillwald

Tariff structures and access substitution of mobile cellular for fixed line in South Africa pp. 493-505

James Hodge

Internet diffusion in sub-Saharan Africa: A cross-country analysis pp. 507-527

Oyebanji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka and Kaushalesh Lal

The African telecommunications union: A Pan-African approach to telecommunications reform pp. 529-548

Patricia K. McCormick

How do telecom firms build capabilities? Lessons from Africa pp. 549-572

Gillian Marcelle

Volume 29, issue 5-6

Lessons from the deregulation transition in Chile's local telephony market pp. 333-350

Ricardo Paredes

Creating a national strategy for Internet development in Chile pp. 351-365

Eliza Tanner Hawkins

Intra-regional Internet connectivity still an ongoing assignment pp. 367-386

Carlos Silva Ponce de León

Cooperatives in Bolivia: Customer ownership of the local loop pp. 387-407

Joan Calzada and Arturo Dávalos

Digital divide in a developing country pp. 409-428

Judith Mariscal

Mexico's international telecommunications policy: Origins, the WTO dispute, and future challenges pp. 429-448

Antonio Ortiz Mena L.N. and Ricardo Rodriguez

The Brazilian model of telecommunications reform pp. 449-466

César Mattos and Paulo Coutinho

Volume 29, issue 4, 2005

Telecommunications evolution and inequities of current tax policies: A case analysis for New Jersey pp. 255-268

M. Hosein Fallah

Estimating market power in the Internet backbone. Using the IP transit Band-X database pp. 269-284

Emanuele Giovannetti and Cristiano Andrea Ristuccia

Technological blending in the age of the Internet: A developing country perspective pp. 285-296

Jeffrey James

Measuring the impact of telecommunication services on rural and remote communities pp. 297-319

Ricardo Ramírez and Don Richardson

Volume 29, issue 2-3

Towards an Asian structured cable planning model pp. 101-111

Peter Dell

Is the Internet mobile? Measurements from the Asia-Pacific region pp. 113-125

Michael Minges

A model for electronic commerce success pp. 127-152

Mohammed Quaddus and Didi Achjari

The Grid and CRM: from 'if' to 'when'? pp. 153-172

A.D. Lloyd

Information and communication technology in the real estate industry: productivity, industry structure and market efficiency pp. 173-190

Max Kummerow and Joëlle Chan Lun

Regulatory factors influencing Internet access in Australia and China: a comparative analysis pp. 191-203

Qiuyan Fan

WTO principles and telecommunications in developing nations: challenges and consequences of accession pp. 205-221

Angus Henderson, Iain Gentle and Elise Ball

Broadband: benefits and problems pp. 223-236

Lucy Firth and David Mellor

Telecommunications infrastructure facilitating sustainable development of rural and remote communities in Northern Australia pp. 237-249

Susan Bandias and Siva Ram Vemuri

Volume 29, issue 1, 2005

Estimating demand for cellular phone services in Japan pp. 3-23

Atsushi Iimi

Privatization, corporate control and regulatory reform: the case of Telefonica pp. 25-51

Germà Bel and Francesc Trillas

Total factor productivity measures for Hong Kong telephone pp. 53-68

Pun-Lee Lam and Teresa Lam

Geographies of imperfection in telecommunication analysis pp. 69-94

Tony Grubesic and Alan T. Murray

Volume 28, issue 11, 2004

Telephone number distribution: a snapshot at the beginning of 2000 pp. 771-783

James Eisner, Craig Stroup and James Zolnierek

Telecommunications in the land of the Thunder Dragon: recent developments in Bhutan pp. 785-800

Kezang and Jason Whalley

On the design of performance measurement plans in the telecommunications industry pp. 801-820

LisaV. Wood and David Sappington

Misuse of the 'modified' t statistic in regulatory telecommunications pp. 821-866

J.D. Opdyke

Volume 28, issue 9-10

Competitive advantage of broadband Internet: a comparative study between South Korea and the United States pp. 649-677

Choongok Lee and Sylvia M. Chan-Olmsted

Revising Taiwan's frequency usage fee regulation pp. 679-695

Hsiao-Cheng Yu, Zon-Yau Lee and Hung-Yuh Lee

Telecommunications reforms in China: towards an analytical framework pp. 697-714

Becky P. Y. Loo

Market performance of Chinese telecommunications: new regulatory policies pp. 715-732

Liangchun Yu, Sanford Berg and Qing Guo

Bridging telecommunications service: its concept and related management strategy pp. 733-750

Jae-Hyeon Ahn, Kyoung Cheon Cha, Duk Bin Jun and Myoung Hwan Park

Determinants of subscriber churn and customer loyalty in the Korean mobile telephony market pp. 751-765

Hee-Su Kim and Choong-Han Yoon

Volume 28, issue 7-8

Beyond community networking and CTCs: access, development, and public policy pp. 465-485

Sharon Strover, Gary Chapman and Jody Waters

The post-.COM internet: toward regular and objective procedures for internet governance pp. 487-502

Milton L. Mueller and Lee W. McKnight

Understanding the broadcast flag: a threat analysis model pp. 503-521

Allan Friedman, Roshan Baliga, Deb Dasgupta and Anna Dreyer

Assessing pain below a regulatory outage reporting threshold pp. 523-536

Andrew P. Snow

Local government broadband initiatives pp. 537-558

Sharon E. Gillett, William Lehr and Carlos Osorio

Can broadband over powerline carrier (PLC) compete? A techno-economic analysis pp. 559-578

Rahul Tongia

An initial assessment of cooperative action in Wi-Fi networking pp. 579-602

Christian Sandvig

Real-time secondary markets for spectrum pp. 603-618

Jon M. Peha and Sooksan Panichpapiboon

An analysis of security vulnerabilities in the movie production and distribution process pp. 619-644

Simon Byers, Lorrie Faith Cranor, Eric Cronin, Dave Korman and Patrick McDaniel

Volume 28, issue 5-6

A progressive analysis of Internet market: from best effort to quality of service pp. 363-389

SeungJae Shin, M.B.H.Martin B. H. Weiss and Hector Correa

Come the revolution--network dimensioning, service costing and pricing in a packet switched environment pp. 391-412

Gareth Davies, Michael Hardt and Frank Kelly

Local telephone quality-of-service: a framework and empirical evidence pp. 413-426

Michael E. Clements

The diffusion of cellular phones in Portugal pp. 427-437

Anabela Botelho and Ligia Pinto

Wireless diffusion and mobile computing: implications for the digital divide pp. 439-457

Jonathan Wareham, Armando Levy and Wei Shi

Volume 28, issue 3-4

Universal service issues in converging communications environments: the case of the UK pp. 233-248

Seamus Simpson

Regulating the BBC pp. 249-272

Martin Cave, Richard Collins and Peter Crowther

Regulatory forbearance: why did Oftel find it so hard? pp. 273-294

Jon Stern

Special tariffs to promote fixed telephony penetration: reflections from the UK experience during the 1990s pp. 295-308

Luca Grilli

Universal access: what have we learned from the E-rate? pp. 309-321

Heather E. Hudson

Public internet access revisited pp. 323-337

Lyn Simpson, Leonie Daws and Barbara Pini

Universal service: beyond established practice to possibility space pp. 339-357

Krishna P. Jayakar and Harmeet Sawhney

Volume 28, issue 2, 2004

Patterns in global fixed and mobile telecommunications development: a cluster analysis pp. 107-132

Aniruddha Banerjee and Agustin J. Ros

A dynamic model of mobile telephony subscription incorporating a network effect pp. 133-144

Gary Madden, Grant Coble-Neal and Brian Dalzell

The effects of customer satisfaction and switching barrier on customer loyalty in Korean mobile telecommunication services pp. 145-159

Moon-Koo Kim, Myeong-Cheol Park and Dong-Heon Jeong

Flagship firms, consolidation and changing market structures within the mobile communications market pp. 161-175

Jason Whalley

Mobile network evolution toward IMT-2000 in Korea: a techno-economic analysis pp. 177-196

Ho-Young Park and Suk-Gwon Chang

Economic versus technical approaches to frequency management pp. 197-211

Morten Falch and Reza Tadayoni

3G licensing in Hong Kong: The debate pp. 213-226

Xu Yan

Volume 28, issue 1, 2004

Termination-discriminatory pricing, subscriber bandwagons, and network traffic patterns: the Taiwanese mobile phone market pp. 5-22

W. Wayne Fu

Mobile handset subsidy policy in Korea: historical analysis and evaluation pp. 23-42

Han-joo Kim, Sang-kyu Byun and Myeong-cheol Park

Internet use via mobile phone in Japan pp. 43-58

Kenichi Ishii

Regulatory reform and performance in telecommunications: unrealized potential in the MENA countries pp. 59-78

Aristomene Varoudakis and Carlo Maria Rossotto

Canada, South Korea, Netherlands and Sweden: regulatory implications of the convergence of telecommunications, broadcasting and Internet services pp. 79-96

Irene Wu