Spectrum law and governance edited by Ramakristaiah Jilia.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Hyderabad : ICFAI, 2008.Edition: 1st edDescription: 228 pISBN: - 9788131417515
- 340.5 JIL/SPE
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| 340.5 BED/CUS Custom as a Source of Law | 340.5 DAS/LEG Reading Material for legal History | 340.5 DER/INT Introduction to legal systems | 340.5 JIL/SPE Spectrum law and governance | 340.5 KOH/CUS Rattigan Customary law : | 340.52 GOL/GLO Globalisation and the western legal tradition : | 340.5251 KAT/DIV Divine justice : |
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Emerging technologies and access to spectrum resources: The case of short-range systems
Chapter 2. Policy lessons from personal communications services: Licensed vs. Unlicensed spectrum access
Chapter 3. How to regulate spectrum? A 4-step impact assessment guide
Chapter 4. Optimal abolition of FCC spectrum access
Chapter 5. Spectrum management and broadcasting: Current issues
Chapter 6. What is missing in spectrum management regime debates? Owning versus leasing
Chapter 7. The adverse economic effects of spectrum set asides
Chapter 8. Communications policy for 2006 and beyond
Chapter 9. Universal telecommunications service in India
Index