Table of Contents

Introduction
1: The Normative Grounds of Information Policy
2: Paradigms of Public Space
3: Participatory Public Space: A Post-Liberal Framework
4: Telecommunications and the Political Design of the Information Infrastructure
5: Liberalization of Intellectual Property: The Control of Content
6: Audiovisual Background and Conflict of Regulatory Models
7: Realist Internationalism and the Competitive Order of the Information Society
8: Beyond the Promise of Technology: Communication Rights in the Information Society
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Shalini Venturelli is a Professor of International Communication Policy in the School of International Service at The American University, Washington

Reviews

`As a jurisprudential text it is probably of interest because of the comprehensive way in which it looks at a particular body of law.'
Robyn Durie, Linklater & Paines, EIPR, vol 21, no 6, 1999