American Regulatory Federalism and Telecommunications Infrastructure
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First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 245g
- ISBN-13: 9780415516273
- ISBN-10: 0415516277
- Artikelnr.: 36143761
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 245g
- ISBN-13: 9780415516273
- ISBN-10: 0415516277
- Artikelnr.: 36143761
Paul E. Teske
Contents: Part I:Overview and History.P. Teske
Introduction and Overview. D. Gabel
Federalism: An Historical Perspective. Part II:State Policies and Actors.B. Cole
State Policy Laboratories. P. Teske
M. Bhattacharya
State Government Actors Beyond the Regulators. Part III:Costs and Benefits of State Regulation.B. Egan
J. Wenders
The Costs of State Regulation. S.B. Megdal
The Benefits of State Regulation. J. Haring
Comments -- A Simple Decision Rule for Jurisdictional Issues. D.N. Jones
Comments -- Institutional Issues. W. Gormley
Comments - Alternative Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations. Part IV:Federalism and the Future.E. Noam
The Federal-State Friction Built into the 1934 Act and Options for Reform. H. Geller
Comments -- Legal Issues in Preemption. J. Tobias
Comments -- "Notwithstanding Section 2(b)...": Recent Legislative Initiatives Affecting the Federal-State Balance in Telecommunications Regulation. P. Teske
Conclusions.
Introduction and Overview. D. Gabel
Federalism: An Historical Perspective. Part II:State Policies and Actors.B. Cole
State Policy Laboratories. P. Teske
M. Bhattacharya
State Government Actors Beyond the Regulators. Part III:Costs and Benefits of State Regulation.B. Egan
J. Wenders
The Costs of State Regulation. S.B. Megdal
The Benefits of State Regulation. J. Haring
Comments -- A Simple Decision Rule for Jurisdictional Issues. D.N. Jones
Comments -- Institutional Issues. W. Gormley
Comments - Alternative Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations. Part IV:Federalism and the Future.E. Noam
The Federal-State Friction Built into the 1934 Act and Options for Reform. H. Geller
Comments -- Legal Issues in Preemption. J. Tobias
Comments -- "Notwithstanding Section 2(b)...": Recent Legislative Initiatives Affecting the Federal-State Balance in Telecommunications Regulation. P. Teske
Conclusions.
Contents: Part I:Overview and History.P. Teske
Introduction and Overview. D. Gabel
Federalism: An Historical Perspective. Part II:State Policies and Actors.B. Cole
State Policy Laboratories. P. Teske
M. Bhattacharya
State Government Actors Beyond the Regulators. Part III:Costs and Benefits of State Regulation.B. Egan
J. Wenders
The Costs of State Regulation. S.B. Megdal
The Benefits of State Regulation. J. Haring
Comments -- A Simple Decision Rule for Jurisdictional Issues. D.N. Jones
Comments -- Institutional Issues. W. Gormley
Comments - Alternative Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations. Part IV:Federalism and the Future.E. Noam
The Federal-State Friction Built into the 1934 Act and Options for Reform. H. Geller
Comments -- Legal Issues in Preemption. J. Tobias
Comments -- "Notwithstanding Section 2(b)...": Recent Legislative Initiatives Affecting the Federal-State Balance in Telecommunications Regulation. P. Teske
Conclusions.
Introduction and Overview. D. Gabel
Federalism: An Historical Perspective. Part II:State Policies and Actors.B. Cole
State Policy Laboratories. P. Teske
M. Bhattacharya
State Government Actors Beyond the Regulators. Part III:Costs and Benefits of State Regulation.B. Egan
J. Wenders
The Costs of State Regulation. S.B. Megdal
The Benefits of State Regulation. J. Haring
Comments -- A Simple Decision Rule for Jurisdictional Issues. D.N. Jones
Comments -- Institutional Issues. W. Gormley
Comments - Alternative Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations. Part IV:Federalism and the Future.E. Noam
The Federal-State Friction Built into the 1934 Act and Options for Reform. H. Geller
Comments -- Legal Issues in Preemption. J. Tobias
Comments -- "Notwithstanding Section 2(b)...": Recent Legislative Initiatives Affecting the Federal-State Balance in Telecommunications Regulation. P. Teske
Conclusions.