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The revolution of wireless communications has only just begun to transform the telecommunications industry worldwide. This book offers insight into the possible options for corporate strategists and government policymakers as they look to harness the expansion of wireless communications to meet the goals of sustainable telecommunications development. Using a multidisciplinary approach which combines policy research, legal analysis, business economics, and models of sustainability from the environmental sciences, the book compares the development of wireless communications in four countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, and Brazil.
The comparative analysis points to common themes and opportunities, including:
* breaking down the barriers between wireless and wireline access by changing the regulatory design which constrains service providers;
* targeting the development potential of wireless access through the utilization of new technologies and service models; and
* using wireless access as the basis for full facilities-based competition in both developing and developed world markets.
No other book today offers this broad a context for a discussion of wireless communications and its potential impact on the evolution of the telecommunications industry.
Sommario
Contents: Preface. Competition and Development in the Telecommunications Sector. The Transformation of Telecommunications. Wireless Communications: A Foundation for Competition and Development. Through These Portals: Strategic Liberalization in the U.S. Context. Defining the Institutional Consensus: Strategic Liberalization in the U.K. Creating an Open Communications Environment: Strategic Liberalization for Russia. Establishing a New Proceedural Entente: Strategic Liberalization in Brazil. Conclusion: Welcome to the Jungle.
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Brian J. W. Regli (Author)
Riassunto
Its a combination of academic studies, policy analysis & corporate strategic thinking about the future of the telecommunications industry. Its for policy makers, academic researchers, & corporate managers regarding the impact of wireless access.
