Telecommunications Policy

Volume 1 - 49

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Volume 15, issue 6, 1991

Network competition and value-added services: What should follow ONP? pp. 479-484

Jonathan Sandbach

Telecommunications development in Asia-Pacific: The case for a new Australian role pp. 485-490

Tony Stevenson

Digital audio broadcasting: Promises and policy issues in the USA pp. 491-496

Ernest A. Hakanen

Telecommunications pricing and consumer expectations: The case of alternate operator services pp. 497-508

Martin B. H. Weiss and C. Michael Lewis

Value-added services: Regulation and reality in the USA pp. 509-518

Michael Dowling and Eberhard Witte

Cable television and competition: Theory, evidence and policy pp. 519-528

Stanford L. Levin and John B. Meisel

Telecommunications infrastructure and economic growth: An analysis of causality pp. 529-535

Francis J. Cronin, Edwin B. Parker, Elisabeth K. Colleran and Mark A. Gold

Dualism of communications in China pp. 536-544

Paul S. N. Lee

Volume 15, issue 5, 1991

Open network architecture: Journey to an unknown destination? pp. 379-394

D. G. Smith and D. C. Pitt

Competition for 800 service: An economic evaluation pp. 395-410

David L. Kaserman and John Mayo

An analysis of policy options for high-definition television pp. 411-428

David J. Schaefer and David Atkin

Local telecommunications competitors: Strategy and policy pp. 429-436

Paul Teske and John Gebosky

Value-added services: Regulation and reality in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 437-452

Eberhard Witte and Michael Dowling

Strategic options for national monopolies in transition: The case of Swedish Telecom pp. 453-476

Erik Bohlin and Ove Granstrand

Volume 15, issue 4, 1991

Introduction: Reorganizing the ITU pp. 267-270

George A. Codding

Evolution of the ITU pp. 271-285

George A. Codding

The ITU at the cusp of change pp. 286-297

Anthony M. Rutkowski

The ITU in transition pp. 298-310

Peter Cowhey and Jonathan D. Aronson

The role of the ITU in standardization: Pre-eminence, impotence or rubber stamp? pp. 311-321

Stanley Besen and Joseph Farrell

Tilting towards a trade regime the ITU and the Uruguay round services negotiations pp. 323-342

R. Brian Woodrow

Telecommunications in Africa the role of the ITU pp. 343-350

Heather E. Hudson

The ITU's 'federal' structure pp. 351-363

George A. Codding and Dan Gallegos

The high-level committee and the ITU in the 21st century pp. 365-371

James Savage

The ITU in a time of change pp. 372-376

Jonathan Solomon

Volume 15, issue 3, 1991

Information cities in Europe 1992 pp. 175-181

Mark E. Hepworth

Broadband and the barriers to convergence in the European community pp. 182-194

Nicholas Garnham and Geoff Mulgan

A private view of the digital world pp. 195-208

Dan Schiller and RosaLinda Fregoso

Taking the long road to liberalization: Telecommunications reform in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 209-222

Susanne K. Schmidt

The effectiveness of low-income telephone assistance programmes: Southwestern Bell's experience pp. 223-240

Thomas J. Makarewicz

Telecommunications in Nigeria pp. 241-247

Raymond U. Akwule

Golden bird or white elephant?: Australia's Aussat satellite system pp. 248-262

Allan Brown

Volume 15, issue 2, 1991

The international dimension of telecommunications policy issues pp. 95-100

Peter Robinson

The future of AT&T Bell Labs and telecommunications research pp. 101-105

A. Michael Noll

International telephone service imbalances: Accounting rates and regulatory policy pp. 107-118

Ken Cheong and Mark Mullins

Universal service in post-divestiture USA pp. 119-128

Herbert S. Dordick and Marilyn Diane Fife

Liberalizing the intra-EC long-distance market: Promotion competition in basic telephone services pp. 129-136

Oliver Stehmann

Performance indicators for public telecommunications operators: Will they improve performance? pp. 137-150

Patrick Xavier

Regulation of 976 services and dial-a-porn: Implications for the intelligent network pp. 151-164

Rohan Samarajiva and Roopali Mukherjee

Public concern over privacy: the phone is the focus pp. 166-168

James E. Katz

Volume 15, issue 1, 1991

Telecommunications policy in the UK: Myths and realities pp. 3-9

David Gillick

Competition and choice in telecommunications: The Duopoly review consultative document pp. 10-14

Roger Pye, Martin Heath, Gerry Spring and John Yeomans

EC decisions and directives on information technology and telecommunications pp. 15-21

Bernard Delcourt

Growth explosion in international HF information broadcasting pp. 22-28

James Wood

International telecommunications settlement arrangements: An unsustainable inheritance? pp. 29-48

Henry Ergas and Paul Paterson

Changing markets and institutional inertia: A review of US telecommunications policy pp. 49-61

Almarin Phillips

Orbit spectrum policy: Evaluating proposals and regimes for outer space pp. 63-74

Ruth F. G. Hart

An application of stand-alone costs to the telecommunications industry pp. 75-84

David Gabel

Volume 14, issue 6, 1990

European telecommunications environment in the 1990s pp. 451-456

George K. Symeonidis

Public policy for fibre-to-the-home pp. 457-460

Bruce L. Egan

International telecommunications around the world: A flow analysis pp. 461-475

Aharon Kellerman

Improving development assistance for telecommunications pp. 476-487

Ryota Ono

French and US videotex: Prospects for the electronic directory service pp. 489-504

Michel Dupagne

Cost allocation and regulatory pricing in telecommunications: A UK case study pp. 505-520

Martin Cave, Ken Lever, Roger Mills and Stephen Trotter

The European Telecommunications Standards Institute: A preliminary analysis pp. 521-530

Stanley Besen

Volume 14, issue 5, 1990

WARC 92 The case for mobile satellites pp. 355-364

Peter Poskett and Patrick McDougal

Universal telephone service in the UK: An agenda for policy research and action pp. 365-371

Claire Milne

Caller-ID, privacy and social processes pp. 372-411

James E. Katz

A public policy strategy for cable development: The experience of Hong Kong pp. 412-424

Tuen-yu Lau and Thomas F. Baldwin

Rent-seeking in the telco/ cable cross-ownership controversy pp. 425-433

Thomas W. Hazlett

The technological information pilot system: A multinational bridge across the South pp. 434-441

Werner E. Breede

Volume 14, issue 4, 1990

The changing environment: Multidimensional issues pp. 275-278

Richard E. Butler

Doing business in Europe pp. 279-282

Keith E. Bernard

Conflicts in the development of broadband communications pp. 283-289

E. Lera

Portuguese telecommunications and information technologies: Development and prospects pp. 290-302

Donald Owen Case and Joel Hasse Ferreira

Towards greater competition in Singapore's telecommunications pp. 303-314

Toh Mun Heng and Linda Low

The US cable communications act reconsidered pp. 315-323

David J. Atkin and Michael Starr

Social aspects of telecommunications security policy pp. 324-332

James E. Katz

The emerging market for 'faultless' telecommunications pp. 333-341

Dennis L. Weisman

Horses for courses pp. 342-342

J. M. Harper

Volume 14, issue 3, 1990

Telephone subsidization of rural areas in the USA pp. 183-188

Joseph P. Fuhr

The Scottish highlands and islands initiative: An alternative model for development pp. 189-192

John Taylor and Howard Williams

Information gaps in rural America: Telecommunications policies for rural development pp. 193-205

Heather E. Hudson and Edwin B. Parker

Telecommunications in rural Europe: Economic implications pp. 207-222

Suella Hansen, David Cleevely, Simon Wadsworth, Hilary Bailey and Oliver Bakewell

The origins of universal service: History as a determinant of telecommunications policy pp. 223-231

Herbert S. Dordick

Global claim-staking and latecomer cost in the orbit spectrum resource pp. 233-248

Harvey J. Levin

Global cooperation in an era of deregulation pp. 249-259

Richard A. Gershon

Volume 14, issue 2, 1990

The Swedish road to liberalization pp. 94-98

Bertil Thorngren

The UK duopoly review: Status and issues pp. 99-104

Roger Pye

Divestiture and regulatory policies: Implications for research, development and innovation in the US telecommunications industry pp. 105-124

Robert G. Harris

Natural monopoly and the deregulation of local telephone service pp. 125-138

John T. Wenders

The Nice ITU plenipotentiary conference pp. 139-149

George A. Codding

Information systems and society: Potential impacts of alternative structures pp. 151-158

Benjamin J. Bates

Telecommunications policymaking in Japan: The 1980s and beyond pp. 159-168

Roya Akhavan-Majid

The development of a state telecommunications infrastructure: A survey of telephone companies and large users pp. 169-175

Michael Dowling

Volume 14, issue 1, 1992

Should the UK play the ITU political game? pp. 3-5

Jonathan Solomon

Economic aspects of telephone network development: The USSR plan pp. 7-14

G. G. Kudriavtzev and L. E. Varakin

Evaluating Intelsat's performance and prospects: Conceptual paradigms and empirical investigations pp. 15-25

Marcellus S. Snow

The role of Oftel pp. 26-51

Peter Gist

Balancing the ex-Bell system companies: Changing the centre of gravity pp. 52-63

Leonidas C. Charalambides, Robert L. Armacost and Daniel J. Koys

TDF issues: Hard choices for governments pp. 64-70

Peter Robinson

Bypassing the local telephone company: The case of the electric utility industry pp. 71-77

Fereidoon P. Sioshansi, Paul Baran and Spencer T. Carlisle

Future use of cellular technology: Some social implications pp. 78-84

Jennifer Jarratt and Joseph F. Coates