This article evaluates the European Union’s (EU) influence in shaping the global governance for telecommunications and the Internet. Through analysing EU behaviour within an actorness framework, we demonstrate how the external opportunity structure and the EU’s internal environment has impacted on its ability to exert and maximize its presence in order to meet its goals and aims in these two very different sub-sectors of global communications in terms of evolution and development. Such a comparison of EU actorness, we argue, is revealing in terms of uncovering the underlying factors and conditions that allow the EU to influence two important and dynamic communications sub-sectors
This chapter considers the evolving institutional responses to the challenge of regulating telecoms ...
The relatively new topic of Next Generation Networks (NGN) is one which is ascending rapidly communi...
International audienceThe past decade of Internet governance issues and opportunities has been tumul...
This article evaluates the European Union’s (EU) influence in shapingthe global governance for telec...
This paper evaluates the EU’s influence in shaping the global governance for telecommunications and ...
At a time when the EU’s role is challenged and in transition in a multi-nodal and multilateral globa...
Whilst the global governance architecture of the Internet has evolved at pace in the last 10 years,...
Whilst the global governance architecture of the Internet has evolved at pace in the last 10 years, ...
The global governance of the Internet and the influence that the EU is able to exert in internationa...
The global governance of the Internet and the influence that the EU is able to exert in internationa...
This article examines European telecommunications through the conceptual lenses of the ‘competition’...
Since the mid-1990s, the EU has sought to engage in the formation and development of the most import...
Whilst the global governance architecture for the Internet has evolved at pace in the last ten years...
This article examines European telecommunications through the conceptual lenses of the 'competition'...
International audienceWhile only three main categories of stakeholders (Governments, Businesses, and...
This chapter considers the evolving institutional responses to the challenge of regulating telecoms ...
The relatively new topic of Next Generation Networks (NGN) is one which is ascending rapidly communi...
International audienceThe past decade of Internet governance issues and opportunities has been tumul...
This article evaluates the European Union’s (EU) influence in shapingthe global governance for telec...
This paper evaluates the EU’s influence in shaping the global governance for telecommunications and ...
At a time when the EU’s role is challenged and in transition in a multi-nodal and multilateral globa...
Whilst the global governance architecture of the Internet has evolved at pace in the last 10 years,...
Whilst the global governance architecture of the Internet has evolved at pace in the last 10 years, ...
The global governance of the Internet and the influence that the EU is able to exert in internationa...
The global governance of the Internet and the influence that the EU is able to exert in internationa...
This article examines European telecommunications through the conceptual lenses of the ‘competition’...
Since the mid-1990s, the EU has sought to engage in the formation and development of the most import...
Whilst the global governance architecture for the Internet has evolved at pace in the last ten years...
This article examines European telecommunications through the conceptual lenses of the 'competition'...
International audienceWhile only three main categories of stakeholders (Governments, Businesses, and...
This chapter considers the evolving institutional responses to the challenge of regulating telecoms ...
The relatively new topic of Next Generation Networks (NGN) is one which is ascending rapidly communi...
International audienceThe past decade of Internet governance issues and opportunities has been tumul...