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Research
The Quello
Center's research programs deal with a range of specific policy
areas including governance, innovation, applications of information
and telecommunications technology, public management issues, fairness,
education, and future implications for society.
The center
makes its research materials widely available through various publications,
including books, working papers, and conference presentations.
Ongoing projects
Achieving Innovative and Reliable Services in Unlicensed Spectrum
Three-year collaborative project with
the WINLAB at Rutgers University and Eric J. Friedman at Cornell
University. Studies voluntary and mandatory governance mechanisms
for unlicensed spectrum. Funded by the National Science Foundation,
(2002-2005).
Making U.S. Telecommunications Policy
Who
Participates and Who is Heard: The Roles of Research and Ideas
Will study the role of research and
concepts in shaping U.S. telecommunications policy with the goal of
mapping who influences (and who is ignored) in public policy making.
Funded by the Ford Foundation (2003-2004).
Completed
Projects
Benefits of Broadband
Report reviews the claims as to the
benefits of broadband and develops a framework for the design of
public policies towards broadband. Funded by MERIT (Download
PDF).
Working papers
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Bauer, Johannes M., Kim, Jung Hyun & Wildman,
Steven S. Broadband deployment: toward a more fully integrated
policy perspective. February 28. 2003. WP-01-03. (PDF)
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LaRose, Robert.
Closing the rural broadband
gap: a
call for program evaluation. March 19, 2003. WP-02-03. (PDF)
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Bauer, Johannes M.
The
coexistence of regulation, state ownership and competition in
infrastructure industries: quagmire or institutional innovation?
April 18, 2003. WP-03-03. (PDF)
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Bauer, Johannes M.
Spectrum
management and the mobile services industry. August 1, 2003.
WP-04-03. (PDF)
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Ting, Carol, Bauer, Johannes M.
& Wildman, Steven S.
The U.S. experience with non-traditional
approaches to spectrum management: Tragedies of the commons and
other myths reconsidered.
August 31, 2003. WP-05-03. (PDF)
Recent publications
Steven
S. Wildman
BOOKS
- Making
Universal Service Policy: Enhancing the Process Through Multidisciplinary
Evaluation, co-edited with Barbara A. Cherry and Alan H. Hammond,
IV, Lawrence Erlbaum, Publishers, 1999.
JOURNAL
ARTICLES
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With Johannes M. Bauer,
"Rethinking Access", The Law Review of Michigan State University -
Detroit College of Law, No. 4 (Fall 2002).
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "Preventing Flawed Communication Policies
by Addressing Constitutional Principles," Law Review of the
Michigan State University Detroit College of Law, vol. 2000, No.
1 (Spring 2000).
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "An Institutional Perspective on Regulatory
Regimes and Investment Decisions by Telecommunications Providers,"
Telecommunications and Broadcasting Networks under EC Law: The
Protection Afforded to Consumers and Undertakings in the Information
Society, Series of Publications by the Academy of European Law
Trier, Vol. 27 (2000).
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "Institutional Endowment as Foundation
for Regulatory Performance and Regime Transitions: The Role of
the US Constitution in telecommunications Regulation in the United
States," Telecommunications Policy, vol. 23, no. 9 (1999).
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With
Debra J. Aron, "Economic Theories of Tying and Foreclosure
Applied-and Not Applied-in Microsoft," Antitrust, vol. 14,
no. 1 (1999), pp. 48-52.
BOOK
CHAPTERS
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With
Debra
J. Aron , "Effecting a Price Squeeze Through Bundled Pricing,"
in S. Gillett and I. Vogelsang (eds.), Competition, Regulation
and Convergence: Current Trends in Telecommunications Policy Research,
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1999.
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "Conceptualizing Universal Service Policy:
Definitions, Context, Social Process, and Politics," In B.
Cherry, S. Wildman and A. Hammond IV (eds.), Making Universal
Service Policy: Enhancing the Process Through Multidisciplinary
Evaluation, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1999.
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "Unilateral and Bilateral Rules: A Framework
for Increasing Competition While Meeting Universal Service goals
in Telecommunications," In B. Cherry, S. Wildman and A. Hammond
IV (eds.)., Making Universal Service Policy: Enhancing the Process
Through Multidisciplinary Evaluation, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates,
Publishers, 1999.
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With
Barbara A. Cherry, "Review of Federal Universal Service Policy
in the United States," in B. Cherry, S. Wildman and A. Hammond
IV (eds.), Making Universal Service Policy: Enhancing the Process
Through Multidisciplinary Evaluation, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates,
Publishers, 1999.
RESEARCH
REPORTS
- "The
Market for Television Advertising: Model and Evidence," with
B. D. McCullough and Robert Kieschnick.
Johannes
M. Bauer
ARTICLES
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Bauer, Johannes M. (2003), “License fees and the
prices for mobile voice service,”
Telecommunications Policy 27, pp. 417-434.
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With Barbara Cherry (2002), "Institutional arrangements
and rate rebalancing: evidence from the U.S. and Europe,
Information Economics and Policy 14, pp. 495-517.
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With Carleen
F. Maitland and Rudi Westerveld (2002), "The
European market for mobile data," Telecommunications Policy
26, pp. 535-554.
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With Michel Berne and Carleen Maitland (2002), “Internet
access in the European Union and in the United States,” Telematics
and Informatics 19, pp. 117-137.
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Bauer, Johannes M. (1999) "Universal service in the European Union,"
Government Information Quarterly 16.
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Steinfield,
Charles F., Mahler, Alwin, & Bauer, Johannes M. (1999) "Electronic
commerce and the local merchant," Electronic Markets 9,
pp. 51-57.
BOOK CHAPTERS
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Bauer, Johannes M., Weijnen, Margot
P. C., Turk, Adam L. and Herder, Paulien M. (2003). "Delineating
the scope of convergence in infrastructures: new frontiers for
competition", in:
W.A.H. Thissen and P.M. Herder (eds.), Critical
Infrastructures - State of the Art in Research and Application,
Boston/Dordrecht/London: Kluwer. -
Bauer,
Johannes M.(2002), “Normative foundations of policies towards the
European information society,” in: J. Jordana (ed.) Governing
telecommunications and the new information society in Europe (London:
Edward Elgar).
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Bauer,
Johannes M. (2002) "Regulation in the perspective of the Gemeinwirtschaftslehre", in: E. Miller and W. Samuels (eds.)
An institutionalist approach to public utility regulation
(East Lansing: MSU Press).
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With
Carleen F. Maitland (2001), “National level culture and global
diffusion: the case of the Internet”, in C. Ess (ed.) Culture,
technology, communication: towards an intercultural global village,
Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
BOOK
REVIEWS
- Bauer
Johannes M. "Technology policy and democratic society,"
review of recent books on information and communications policy,
Journal of Communication 51(2), 2001, pp. 413.
RESEARCH
REPORTS
- With
Carleen F. Maitland and Rudi Westerveld, Advanced wireless communications
infrastructure: technical, economic, and regulatory conditions
of UMTS network deployment, Delft, The Netherlands: Delft University
of Technology, August 2001.
- With
Michael Latzer, Stefan Schmitz, Natascha Just, and Peter-Paul
Sint, Regionale Auswirkungen des e-commerce in Wien, Vienna: Austrian
Academy of Sciences, July 2001.
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