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Universal Service in WTO and EU law: Liberalisation and Social Regulation in Telecommunications

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Universal Service in WTO and EU law: Liberalisation and Social Regulation in Telecommunications
Universal Service in WTO and EU law: Liberalisation and Social Regulation in Telecommunications

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Universal Service in WTO and EU law: Liberalisation and Social Regulation in Telecommunications

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Universal service is one of the most significant regulatory issues worldwide and it is likely to remain so. The central question dealt with by the author is how the technologically intensive sector of telecommunications services can be regulated in a socially fair way in the light of liberalisation and the immense importance of ICTs in the Information Society. The author investigates whether the legal frameworks of WTO and EU can meet the challenges of the rapid and dramatic technological and social change and formulates relevant policy recommendations. The book is of interest to both scholars and practitioners in several disciplines, such as EU and WTO law, telecommunications law and regulation, political science regarding market regulation and governance as well as European integration and WTO. Olga Batura is affiliated to the Leuphana Law School, University of Lüneburg, Germany, and to the European Humanities University in Vilnius, Lithania.

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