Table Of Content

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 27 Numbers 1—2 ( February/March 2003 Into Africa D Pitt and N Levine Apologia D Pitt Self-destructive competition in cellular: regulatory options to harness the benefits of liberalisation M Mureithi Tele-centres as a way of achieving universal access—the case of Ghana M Falch and A Anyimadu Telecommunications in developing countries: reflections from the South \frican experience G Makhaya and S Roberts Internet subscription in Africa: policy for a dual digital divide TR Roycreft and S Anantho The need for a systems thinking approach to the planning of rural telecommunications infrastructure IN Andrew and D Petko Telecommunications reform in Southern Africa: t > of the Southern frican Development Community P K Vc orn k Are main line and mobile phones substitutes or complements? Evidence from Africa J Hamilton Governing global information and communications policy: Emergent regime formation and the impact on Africa D L Cogburn African information revolution: a balance sheet E J Wilson IIT and K Wong Telecommunication services in Sub-Saharan Africa: an analysis of access and use in the Southern Volta region in Ghana R Bertolini (G-S Song) Vumbers 3—4 ( April/May 2003 D Pitt Deconstructing 3G and reconstructing telecoms J Ure ynmunications Policy 27 (2003) I-VI Globalization of wireless value system: from geographic to strategic advantages D Steinbow An exploratory model of inter-country Internet diffusion R Beilock and D V Dimitrova Internet use in rural and remote Western Australia G Madden G Coble-Neal Foreign investment policies, sovereignty and growth Gu ang Telecommunications policy learning: the case of the FCC’s compute Inquires UJZ Tariff-qua equilibrium and its implications for telecommunications regulation Y Yan an Y L Thong Book review sty Telecommt tions reform in India N K ¢ June July 2003 Editorial 319 ompetit ireless: spectrum, service and technology wars Waverman and N Levine Papers 32 tandards reless telephone networks nt and L Waverman on mobile spectrum access: 3G vs. Wiki? W McKnight India’s expe ents in mobile licensing S$ D McD nd J Lee On the des ind implementation of the GSM auction in Nigeria—the world’s first ascending clock spectrum auction C Doyl P McShane Lessons from the Nigerian GSM auction D Lee Impact of license fees on the prices of mobile voice service JM Bau Should we regulate any aspects of wireless? 1 Groeb Telecommunications Policy 27 I-Vil Going mobile: substitutability between fixed and mobile access VM Rodini, M R Ward and G A Woroch Wireless horizon: strategy and competition in the worldwide mobile marketplace P Curwen (D Steinbock) Number 7 ( August 2003 Practical steps to spectrum markets TW Hazlett Copyright free: Address delivered to AEI Brooking oint Center for Regulatory Studies Liberalizing US spectrum allocation Tl W Hazlett The long and winding road: the FCC paves 1 intentions G L Rosston Next generation frequency coordinator Legal and regulatory issues regarding spect Cc VM ¢ Farquhar and { @) Fitzg rald \ secondary market for the trading juidity UB Liberating the radio spectrum in Guatemala >» future of mobile communications—awaiting the third generation Focus Theme “Implications for Telecom Networks of National Security and Law Enforcement Policies” Numbers 8—9 (July 2003 D Pitt and N Levine Competition issues on access to databases for the provision of directory information services in the El P Richards On the impotence ol imputation TR Beard, D L Kaserman and J W Mayo of volume 27 | Telecommunications Policy 27 (2003) I-VII Comparing internet and mobile phone usage: digital divides of usage. adoption, and dropouts RE Rice and J E Katz Vertical structure of the industry and competition: an analysis of the evolution of the info-communications industry e Krafft Book review Information ecologies: using technology with heart 1 Friedland Numbers 10-11 (November/December 2003 ) Editor’s not D a ft and N Le VINE Editorial Symposium on access pricing investment and entry M Cave Papers The theory of access pricing and its linkage with investment incentives IM Vallet Regulation and investment behaviour in the telecommunications sector policies and patterns in US and Europe H Chang, H Koski and S K Majumdar Investment strategies in the Netherlands H Rood and RA te Velde How access pricing and entry interact M Cave an [| Oe lsang On access pricing in telecoms: theory and European practice Vf P¢ itz Book review The economics of network industries F P Mart