Volume I:
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: WTO, Telecommunications and Antitrust - 1. Telecommunications Regulations: Institutional Structures and Responsibilities. 2. The Changing Role of Telecommunications in the Economy: Globalisation and Its Impact on National Telecommunications Policy. 3. International Telecommunications. 4. Mitigating Regulatory Risk in Telecommunications. 5. Telecommunication Services and the World Trade Organization. 6. Users’ Rights? The Multilateral Rules on Access to Telecommunications. 7. The GATS and New Rules for Regulators. 8. The WTO and the Reference Paper: An Ostensible Blueprint for Entry. 9. Telecommunications and WTO Discipline: An Assessment of the WTO Agreement on Telecommunication Services. 10. Protocol Interfaces Are the New Bottlenecks: What the Internet Means for Telecom Regulation. 11. Defining Dominance for Bits and Bytes: A New “Layering Theory” for Interpreting Significant Market Power? 12. The Telmex Dispute at the WTO: Competition Makes a Backdoor Entry. 13. The WTO’s First Antitrust Case – Mexican Telecom: A Sleeping Victory for Trade and Competition.
Part II: The Classification of Electronic Intangibles in the WTO - 14. Tangibles, Intangibles and Services: A New Taxonomy for the Classification of Output. 15. The Classification of Electronic Intangibles in the WTO. 16. Electronic Commerce and the Gats Negotiations. 17. Electronic Commerce and Gats Negotiation. 18. The Internet, Cross-Border Trade in Services, and the GATS: Lessons from US-Gambling. 19. Treaty Interpretation and the WTO Appellate Body Report in US – Gambling: A Critique. 20. Internet Gambling and Betting Services: When the GATS’ Rules Are Not Applied Due to the Public Morals/Public Order Exception. What Lessons Can Be Learnt?
Name Index.

Volume II:
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: WTO and Electronic Commerce - 1. A Call for the WTO E-Commerce Initiative. 2. Multilateral and European Responses to E-Commerce. 3. The Digital Trade Agenda of the U.S.: Parallel Tracks of Bilateral, Regional and Multinational Liberalization. 4. Electronic Commerce and International Trade Rules. 5. Regulation of Services Traded Electronically. 6. Electronic Commerce: A Cluster Approach to the Negotiation of Input Services.
Part II: Intellectual Property Rights, Bilateralism and Technology Transfer - 7. The Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Encouraging Foreign Direct Investment and Technology Transfer. 8. Intellectual Property Rights in the New Economy: Technological Changes and the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights. 9. Implications of Intellectual Property Rights for the Access to and Use of Information Technologies in Developing Countries. 10. Bilateralism in Intellectual Property.
Part III Developing Countries, the New Economy and the WTO - 11. Across the Digital Divide: A Cross-Country, Multi-Technology Analysis of the Determinants of IT Penetration. 12. ICT and Devolopment: East is East and West is West and the Twain may yet Meet. On the Process of Implementing an ICT-Strategy in the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD). 13. Developing Countries and Telecommunications. 14. Implementing Telecommunications Liberalization in Developing Countries after the WTO Agreement on Basic Telecommunications Services. 15. E-Commerce, WTO and Developing Countries. 16. Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries: Issues for Domestic Policy and WTO Negotiations. 17. Issues on the Relationship Between E-Commerce and Intellectual Property Rights in the WTO: Implications for Developing Countries
Name Index.