Privatisation and Liberalisation in European Telecommunications
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comparative public policy
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Domestic Telecommunications
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Dutch Telecommunications
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European telecom governance comparison
European Telecommunications
French Telecommunications
industry
institutional change studies
International Competitiveness
International Deregulation
Large Business Users
market
Market Co-ordination
market liberalisation effects
National Champions
National PTTs
Northern Telecom
ONP
open
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Public Administration
Public Infrastructure
regulatory frameworks Europe
state intervention communications
Telecommunications Market
Telecommunications Policy
telecommunications policy analysis
telephony
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Terminal Equipment
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UK Telecommunication
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Voice Telephony
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- ISBN 9780415180030
- Weight: 840g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 03 Dec 1998
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book combines a detailed, sector-specific study of comparative telecommunications regimes set in the context of the EC, with an extensive historical and empirical analysis of individual policy management and change as experienced by three diverse regulatory cultures, namely, Britain, the Netherlands and France. By adopting a comprehensive analytical framework based on far-reaching literature, the author explores a wide-range of theories, addressing key issues at the forefront of contemporary political and academic debate as: Do nation states matter in the globalizing telecommunications industry? Does the common challenge of techno-global telecommunications restructuring elicit different national responses? What is the significance of a single-speed or multi-speed Europe in implementing telecommunications governance regimes?
