Redirecting Russian telecommunications: Integration of devolution?

Steven A. Levy, D. Buell and D. Buivan

Telecommunications Policy, 1993, vol. 17, issue 5, 341-351

Abstract: Since 1992 Russia has begun the reconstruction of its national and international telecommunications infrastructure. Progress has required complex jurisdictional issues to be addressed, including: harmonization of the roles of governmental authorities and private enterprise; 'privatization' of national and regional operations; creation of regulatory structures and approaches at the national and regional level; and inclusion of foreign participation in basic infrastructure. This article summarizes Russia's master plan for network development.

Date: 1993
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