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General
Principles
This
category includes survey works that cover many aspects of
telecommunications policy, or works concerning broad tendences
in the operations of markets or regulation in communications.
Capital
Markets: The Rule of Law and Regulatory Reform,
by Solveig Singleton, September 13, 1999.
Multiple
Levels of Policy: International, National, State --Or None
of the Above?, by Solveig Singleton and Dan Griswold,
September 13, 1999.
Regulatory
Obstacles to Innovation: Is Self-Regulation The Answer?,
by Solveig Singleton (September 13, 1999)
Telecommunications,
by Solveig Singleton, Chapter 40, the Cato Handbook for
the 106th Congress.
  Essays
that advocate further movement toward free markets in
telecommunications from Regulators'
Revenge, edited by Tom W. Bell and Solveig Singleton.
Contributors include Alfred E. Kahn, Peter Huber, Henry
Geller, Tom Tauke, Peter K. Pitsch, Thomas W. Hazlett,
and others,1998. |
Washington
DC vs. Silicon Valley, by Solveig Singleton, Cato
Daily Commentary, November 20, 1998.
Technology
and Society 1998 Conference Available for Online Viewing,
November 19-21, 1998.
Growing,
Growing Gone: The Future of Telecommunications Regulation,
by Solveig Singleton, Cato Daily Commentary, September 26,
1998.
Broadcasting,
by Solveig Bernstein and Lawrence Gasman, Chapter 20, The
Cato Handbook for the 105th Congress. A discussion of the
economic liberty of broadcasters.
Regulating
the Telecosm, by George Gilder, Cato Policy Report,
Vol. XIX, No. 5, September/October 1997.
A
"Firewall" to Protect Telecom, by Lawrence Gasman
and Solveig Bernstein, Cato Daily Commentary, March 28,
1997.
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