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The New EC Framework for State Aid to Public Service and the Postal Sector: Alessandra Fratini and Fabio Filpo
A Note on “Postal Users’ Needs” and Their Role in Postal Regulation: Felix C. H. Gottschalk
An Exploration of the Impact of Parcel Volume Growth on the Service Performance of Letter Mail: Margaret Cigno and Soiliou D. Namoro
UK Parcel Market Trends in the Pre- and Post-COVID Environment: An Initial Assessment: Catherine Cazals, Thierry Magnac, Jonathan Pope and Soterios Soteri
Demand Elasticities for Publishing Mail Traffic in the UK: Intensive and Extensive Margins: Frédérique Fève, Thierry Magnac, Jonathan Pope and Soterios Soteri
The Transformation of Postal Services in Light of Technological Developments and Users’ Needs: Luigi Scorca
Quantifying the Distortive Effects of UPU Terminal Dues: James I. Campbell
Positioning the Postal Service for the Next Generation: An Overview of Market Research: Kelly I. Thresher, Amanda H. Stafford, Lisa M. Nieman and Bruce R. Marsh
Postal Liberalization in the EU: Mark Horst
Comparable Sustainability Standards and Reporting by Postal Operators: Sonja Thiele
Should the Postal Sector Change Its Social Model to Succeed in Its Transformation?: Dominique Bailly and Margaux Meidinger
The Economic and Social Utility of the Postal Infrastructure: Above and Beyond Postal Items Delivery: Claire Borsenberger
Postal Services Regulation In Europe: Richard Eccles and Pauline Kuipers
Analyzing the Prospects for Transactional Mail Using a Sender-Recipient Framework: Philippe Donder, Helmuth Cremer, Frank Rodriguez, Soterios Soteri and Stefan Tobias
The Temporal and Spatial Dynamics of the USPS’ Service Performance Scores Over the Period 2011–2020: Margaret M. Cigno, Curtis E. Kidd Telemaque and Soiliou D. Namoro
Exploring the Use of Control Theory to Describe and Assess the UK’s Postal Regulatory Framework, Including Lessons That Can Be Learnt and Applied from This Tool for Regulation: Matthew R. Thomas and Philip Groves
Postal Industry Diversification: Exploring New Worlds and Facing New Regulations: Virginie Alloo
UPU Compensation Rates for Packages Under EU Competition Law: Are There Lessons to Be Learned from Other International Fee Arrangements?: Ralf Wojtek
The Decoupling Phenomenon: Do Postal Operators Play a Role on It?: Claire Borsenberger and José Anson
Is the Universal Postal Union Still Relevant?: Emmanuel Vivet and Roland Leray
Paper or Electronic?: Kari Elkelä
Beyond the USO: Reflections on Recent Decisions on Postal SGEIs: Alessandra Fratini and Manfredi Pucci Benisichi
Benefit-Cost Regulation of Negotiated Service Agreements: David M. Levy, Joy M. Leong, Lawrence G. Buc and Michael K. Plunkett
On the Prediction of the Postal Service’s Marginal and Total Operating Costs: Lyudmila Y. Bzhilyanskaya, Margaret M. Cigno and Soiliou D. Namoro
How the USO Might Help Influence and Enhance the Growth of Smarter Cities: V. Ian Stanford and Adam C. Houck
The Appropriate Division of Regulatory Labor: Timothy Brennan
The Role of Pilot Projects in Facilitating Changes in Work Organization in the Postal Sector Canadian Case Study: Lynn Bue and Geoff Bickerton
Logistics Constraints for International E-commerce: Mauro Boffa
The “Real” Graveyard Spiral: Per Jonsson and Sten Selander
Competition Structure and Future Postal Reform in Japan: Shoji Maruyama
Transparency Initiatives in the Belgian Postal Sector: Dirk Appelmans, Stijn Braes, Pierre-Yves Charles and Ozhan Zurel
Power and Discretion in Independent Regulation: João Confraria
The Privatization of Japan Post: Amelia Porges and Joy M. Leong
United States Postal Service Office of Inspector General: David C. Williams and Thomas M. Sharkey