Policymaking for Critical Infrastructure
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Collingridge Dilemma
Constructive Technology Assessment
Critical Infrastructure
critical infrastructure management
Design Propositions
Emergency Telecommunications
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FCC Phase
infrastructure management strategies
Interconnection Arrangements
Interconnection Space
Intervention Matrix
Large Technical Systems
Local Exchange Carriers
Long Term Risk Reduction
mobile telecommunications policy analysis
Montreal Urban Community
National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee
Network Access Services
network governance
Par Model
PSAP
public consultation processes
Public Information Infrastructure
public safety service
rational policymaking
science and technology studies
Scot Approach
strategic defence initiatives
Strategic Niche Management
Tariff Notice
technical standards policy
Technological Frame
telecom policy
telecom regulation
Wireless Carriers
Wireless Service Providers
Product details
- ISBN 9781138620186
- Weight: 390g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 16 Oct 2020
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Originally published in 2005. By weaving together three distinct fields - public policy, technology studies and management of critical infrastructure - this volume shows how public policy can help to improve the management of large technical systems. A much-needed analytical framework, based on approaches drawn from established work in science and technology studies, is applied to a case study of the development of a new public safety service for mobile telephones. This example of emerging growth and change in critical infrastructure allows Gordon Gow to identify current problem areas and to refine a more general set of strategies aimed at improving public policy processes in the management of technology. The work also discusses a range of contemporary issues in telecom policy and regulation, such as public consultation, technical standards, network unbundling and interconnection. This insightful work provides observations and recommendations for policy makers, regulators, industry and consumer groups alike, furthering the improved coordination of efforts across these domains of interest.
