Ecommerce Policy Public Policy Political Science
Ecommerce Policy Public Policy Political Science
This category focuses on the effects of electronic commerce policy and telecommunications deregulation on business ventures in different countries. Global networks such as the internet but also multinational intranets and extranets provide new service and software firms with opportunities for global electronic commerce. The following sites address policy issues surrounding new venture internationalisation. Important aspects are not only the legal framework of global electronic commerce but also telecommunication deregulation and the promotion of venture capital.
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Brad De Long's Website - A very informative website covering a wide range of network economy issues by University of California at Berkeley Professor of Economics J. Bradford De Long. Professor De Long is an economic historian and specialist in macroeconomic issues. He has also w
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Dr. Ed Yardeni's Economics Network - Includes a wealth of information regarding economics, IT and Internet, including policy pointers.
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TotalTelecom - World News - TotalTelecom is a resource on telecommunications/ internet business and policy by EMAP Media for global communications professionals.
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Inomics: Economist's Site - An Internet service for economists which includes an economics search engine, job openings for economists, conference calls in economics as well free alert services for the latter.
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Telepolis (English language) - Telepolis is a German-language ezine focusing on the Internet, technology and policy. It is edited from Munich and London.
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E-conomy Project - Univ. of California-Berkeley - A collaborative project among colleges at the University of California, Berkeley focusing on the profound transformation being wrought by new digital technologies.
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Danny Tyson Quah - Contains much of the ecomometrics works of the London professor. Also, includes on"The Weightless Economy" or better known as the information age.
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Michael Froomkin's Homepage at UM School of Law - Michael Froomkin is Professor of Law at the University of Miami School of Law. He is a well-known expert on issues of Internet governance. His homepage contains valuable information related to the internet, electronic commcerce, law, economics and policy
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Reality 2.0 - EZine by Doc Searls, Senior Editor of the Linux Journal and co-author of the book The Cluetrain Manifesto. The site is a collection of Doc's thinking, mostly on how marketing will be redefined in the future but also more broadly about the relationship bet
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Michael E. Porter Homepage - Michael E. Porter, Professor at Harvard Business School, is a leading authority on competitive strategy and international competitiveness.
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Business Media at University of St. Gallen - The Business Media Homepage groups together a vast cache of information on the use of electronic networks within businesses. This research project at the Swiss University of St. Gallen was intitiated in the mid-1990s.
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The Industry Standard: The Newsmagazine of the Internet Economy - The web site of a weekly IDG publication focused on business news and internet development.
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Council on Competitiveness - Sets an agenda to encourage U.S. economic competitiveness and leadership in world markets in order to raise the standard of living for Americans. Focus is on strengthening innovation, upgrading the workforce, and benchmarking national economic performance
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Elsevier Science - Elsevier Science is the web resource for the academic publishing house Elsevier. The useful web site contains listings for publications such as Research Policy.
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The Forum on Technology and Innovation - The Tech Forum was founded by a Democrat and a Republican Senator and aims to inform about issues of technological competitiveness. It is supported by various prestigious foundations and the web site includes numerous audio files of speaking events.
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