Telecommunications in Europe

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Ⅰ TRADITION AND CHANGE
• 1. Public Telecommunications: A Concept in Transition = 3
• 2. The Establishment of the PTT System = 7
• 3. Network Tipping: The Rise and Fall of the Public Network Monopoly = 26
• 4. Forces of Centrifugalism = 43
• 5. Defense of the Telecommunications Monopoly = 55
• 6. Policy Directions = 61
• Ⅱ THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS OF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
• 7. Germany = 69
• 8. The United Kingdom = 103
• 9. France = 133
• Telecommunications in the Benelux and Alpine Countries
• 10. The Netherlands = 169
• 11. Belgium = 178
• 12. Luxembourg = 184
• 13. Switzerland = 186
• 14. Austria = 195
• Telecommunications in Scandinavia and the North Atlantic
• 15. Sweden = 203
• 16. Finland = 212
• 17. Norway = 220
• 18. Denmark = 224
• 19. Iceland = 230
• 20. Ireland = 232
• Telecommunications in the Mediterranean Countries and Eastern Europe
• 21. Italy = 239
• 22. Spain = 251
• 23. Portugal = 258
• 24. Israel = 262
• 25. Turkey = 267
• 26. Greece = 270
• 27. Telecommunications in Eastern Europe = 274
• Ⅲ BATTLEFRONTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY
• 28. The International Organizations of Telecommunications = 293
• 29. Brussels Takes On the Traditional System = 305
• 30. Telecommunications Policy as Industrial Policy = 312
• 31. Transatlantic Trade Friction = 322
• 32. International Telecommunications Services = 331
• 33. The Economics of ISDN Integration = 350
• 34. The political Economy of ISDN = 360
• 35. Value-Added Networks and Services = 369
• 36. Videotex = 382
• 37. Transborder Data Flows = 392
• Ⅳ THE FUTURE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
• 38. Networks in the Future = 407
• 39. Toward a Modular Network = 412
• 40. Telecommunications Liberalization: An Expansionary Process? = 417
• 41. Regulatory Tasks for the Future: Interconnectivity in the Pluralist Network = 425
• 42. The Pluralist Network = 432
• Notes = 441
• References = 457
• Index = 497