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ROBIN ELIZABETH MANSELL

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Department of Media and Communications London School of Economics and Political Science Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE UK m. 07802 44 22 51 e [email protected] w http://www.lse.ac.uk/media@lse/WhosWho/AcademicStaff/robinMansell.aspx

PERSONAL

Date/Place of Birth: 3 January 1952, Vancouver, Canada Citizenship: Canadian, British Family Partner

EDUCATION

PhD (1984) PhD Communication (Politics and Economics), Simon Fraser University

MA (1980) MA Communication (Politics and Economics), Simon Fraser University

MSc (1976) MSc (Social Psychology), London School of Economics and Political Science

BA (1974) BA Hons (Psychology), University of Manitoba

CEng 1998 (Chartered Engineer - Electrical), examined at Sussex University and Fellow, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) London

ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT

Professor New Media and the Internet, Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science, 2003-present

Professor Interdisciplinary Programme on Media and Communication, Department of Sociology, 2001-03

Professor Information and Communication Technology Policy, Science and Technology Policy Research Unit - SPRU, University of Sussex, 1994-2000

Reader Science and Technology Policy Research Unit - SPRU, University of Sussex, Director, ESRC funded Centre for Information and Communication Technology Policy, 1988-1994; Co-Director – Information, Networks and Knowledge Centre, 1995-2000.

OTHER EMPLOYMENT

Administrator Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Information, Computers and Communication Policy Division, Paris, 1986-1987

Research Associate Programme on Information and Communication Technologies, Economic and Social Research Council, London, 1985-1986

Research Associate William H Melody & Associates, Vancouver, 1984-1985

Robin Elizabeth Mansell Curriculum Vitae

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VISITING APPOINTMENTS

Visiting Scholar Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania, Jan-Apr

2014

Honorary Professor SPRU - Science and Technology Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex, 2001-2012

Honorary Professor LINK (Learning, Information, Networking Knowledge) Centre, Graduate School of Public & Development Management, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, 2005-2010

Research Associate Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIAR), Program in Law and the Determinants of Social Ordering, 1996-1997

Visiting Researcher Program in Economic Growth and Policy, ‘Science, Technology and Institutional Change in a Global Economy’, Canadian Institute of Advanced Research (CIAR), Simon Fraser University, Apr-Sept 1994

Research Intern Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission (CRTC), Ottawa, May-Aug 1977

RESEARCH INTERESTS Media and Communications and Science and Technology Policy, including: Governance of new media and the Internet Digital mediation of social and economic life Social, economic and policy issues arising from innovations in digital technologies and

applications Interaction between technical design and the structure of markets Sources of regulatory effectiveness and failure

ADMINISTRATIVE/MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES London School of Economics and Political Science

Interim Deputy Director and Provost – MT 2015 – ST 2016 Council Nominations Committee – MT 2014 – ST 2015 Knowledge Exchange and Impact Strategy Group (KEISG, formerly KESC), MT 2012 – ST 2015 Ethics (Grants – Donations) Panel, member ST 2012 – ST 2015, Co-Chair from MT 2015 Promotions Committee member, 2011-2013 Council member, Elected Academic Governor, 2005-2010 Pro-Directorship Selection Committee, 2008-2010 Equality and Diversity Committee, 2007-2010 Audit Committee, 2009-2010 External Affairs Committee, 2004-2008 Academic Planning and Resources Committee, 2001-2004 Department of Media and Communications Examination Sub-Board Chair, LT 2012 – ST 2015 Director of Graduate Studies, 2009-2010 Head of Department, 2006-2009 Director, PhD Programme in Media and Communications, 2006-2008, 2009-2010 Acting Head of Department, 2003-2004


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POLIS Steering Committee, 2006-2013 Teaching and Learning Committee, MT 2002-2015

University of Sussex

Vice-Chancellor’s Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) Working Group, 2000 Sussex University Doctoral Research Degree Examination Board, 1999–2000 Sussex University Graduate Studies Committee, 1995-1997

Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex Director of Research, Senior Management Team member, 1999–2000 Director of Graduate Studies, Senior Management Team member, 1995-1997 Director External Communication, Senior Management Team member, 1993-1995 Director, Information, Networks and Knowledge Research Centre, 1995-2000 Director, ESRC Centre for Information and Communication Technologies, 1988-1994

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Academic Professional Associations

President, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), 3,000+ members worldwide, 2004-2008

Chair, IAMCR International Council, 2004-2008 Chair, Organising Committees for conferences in Stockholm 2008, Paris 2007, Cairo 2006, Taipei 2005, each with 1000+ participants Current: Scholarly Review Committee, Budget and Finance Committee, Chair of Clearinghouse for Public Statements; Past: Co-Chair – Media and Communication Policy Task Force (2010-11), Member IAMCR (1984-present)

Chair, Scientific Committee, European Communication Policy Research (EuroCPR) Conference, 2008-2014 Other Academic Memberships: International Communication Association (ICA), UK Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association (MeCCSA); UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS), American Economics Association (AEA), Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE), Canadian Communications Association (CCA)

Boards of Governors Institute of Development Studies (IDS), Sussex, Governing Body member, 1999-2009 IDA Fellowship Review & Promotions Board, 2009-2013 European Network for Communication and Information Perspectives, Founding Board Member, Collaboration of 15 European Universities and Institutes, 2002-2007

Research Evaluation and Postgraduate Committees - selected

ESRC Peer Review College, 2015-2019

Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCE) Standing Selection Committee member, Ottawa Canada, from June 2015

Chair, Scientific Research Evaluation Panel, Media and Communications, Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, May 2015

European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants Panel SH2 Institutions, Values and Beliefs and Behaviour member, 2009-2012; external reviewer 2013, 2016.

Economic and Social Research Council Director, Re-Design - Countering Terrorism in Public Places Research Programme, Joint ESRC, EPRSC, and AHRC research programme, 2006 Vice-Chair and Member, ESRC Postgraduate Training Board, 2000-2002, 1998-2002 Chair, Postgraduate Recognition Panel, 1999-2002 Chair, CASE Studentship Competition Panel, 2001-2002 Member, Advanced Course Studentship Panel, 1997


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Member, Virtual Research College Economics, Geography and Political Science, 1997-2008

Research Programme Evaluation: UK: ESRC, EPSRC and AHRC, Department for International Development, former Department of Trade and Industry and Department of Business, Innovation and Skills Overseas: Agence Nationale de la recherché France, Belgian Research Funding Agency, European Science Foundation, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Canada, Irish Research Council, US National Science Foundation, Swedish and Norwegian research funding agencies, Academy of Finland

Senior Academic Advisory Roles - selected LIRNEAsia, Scientific Advisory Council, Colombo, Sri Lanka, from 2006- present The New Transparency: Surveillance and Social Sorting, SSHRC Major Collaborative Research Initiative, 2008-2015, Queens University, Kingston Canada, from 2008-present Emergent Issues in Information and Knowledge Management, Steering Committee, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Netherlands, 2007-2012 Internet Interdisciplinary Institute, Scientific Advisory Board, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain 2003-2011 Asia Media Information and Communication Centre, Advisory Board, Singapore 2005-2011 Center for Advanced Studies and Research in Information and Communication Technologies & Society, Advisory Board, University of Salzburg 2005-2011 Instituto del Tercer Mundo (Third World Network), Uruguay 2005 iSociety Programme, Work Foundation, London 2003-2004 Imfundo: Partnership for IT in Education, London 2000-2001

Academic Editorial Responsibilities - selected Books

Advisory Board, Global Transformations in Media and Communication Research, IAMCR and Palgrave, 2014-present Advisory Board, Media and Communications Encyclopaedia Sub-Disciplinary Series, and Associate Editor for Communication Technology (overall encyclopaedia) International Communication Association, Wiley-Blackwell, from 2010- present. Editorial Board, Communication Yearbooks, International Communication Association, 2008-09 and 2011-2016. Editorial Board, Palgrave Series on Media and Business, from 2012-present Editorial Board, Palgrave Macmillan International Political Communication Series, from 2008-present Advisory Board, Bloomsbury Academic Publishers. Editorial Board, Innovation in the 21st Century Series World Scientific Publishing

Journal Editorial Boards - current Media and Communications Field:

New Media & Society, Sage International Journal of Communication, Annenberg, University of Southern California Communication, Culture & Critique, Wiley Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, Taylor & Francis International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics, Intellect The Information Society: An International Journal, Taylor & Francis Annals of the International Communication Association (from 2016, ICA Journal)

Telecommunications/Innovation Policy Field: Information, Economics and Policy, Elsevier Industrial & Corporate Change, Oxford University Press Prometheus: Critical Studies in Innovation, Taylor & Francis Info: The journal of policy, regulation and strategy for telecommunications, information and media, Emerald Publishers Communications & Strategies, IDATE France


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Communication and Development Field: Communication & Social Change, Hapatia Press Information and Communication Technologies and Human Development, IGI-Global

Large Research Conference Organisation

Chair, Local Organising Committee, Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association (MeCCSA) Annual Conference hosted by LSE, 2010

Chair, Department of Media and Communications, LSE Fifth Anniversary Conference, Media, Communication & Humanity, London Sept. co-chair, 2008

Chair, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), Congress, Stockholm 2008, Paris 2007, Cairo 2006, Taipei 2005

Advisory Boards for conferences: GIG-ART Conference, March 2017, World Congress on Communication for Development, Rome 2006, Global Knowledge Partnership Action Summit, Kualu Lumpur 2000, Economic Commission for Africa, Africa Development Forum 1999; OECD/EU/IEE Economics of the Information Society, London, 1997, Conference Chair, Institution of Electrical Engineers/Buy IT Conference on Building Trust in Electronic Commerce, London, 1998, Scientific Programme Committee, ConTel Conference on Telecommunications, Croatian Telecommunications Society, Zagreb, 1993-6, Scientific Committee, Telecommunications, Informatique, Audiovisuel: Le Temps des Alliances, IDATE 14th International Conference, Montpellier, 1993, Scientific Committee, International Telecommunications Society (ITS) Regional Conference, 1993, 1995.

TEACHING PhD Supervision

Current

Gregory Asmolov (Started 2011, submitting 2016) Fifth Estate and ‘Governance without Government’ in Emergency Situations, lead supervisor

Nicholas Benequista (Started 2010, submitting 2016) New Media, Journalism and Development, lead supervisor

João Carlos Magalhães (Started October 2015) Data Analytics, Ethics and Digital Platform Mediation, joint supervisor with Alison Powell 14 PhD students supervised to successful completion at LSE Olugbenga Adesida (Awarded 2005) Intermediating institutions and the diffusion of complex technological innovations: The case of electronic commerce Philippe Ross (Awarded 2005) Mediation in new media production: representation and involvement of audiences/users at NESTA Futurelab Evangelia Berdou (Awarded 2007) Managing the bazaar: commercialization and peripheral participation in mature, community-led free/open source software projects Dorothea Kleine (Awarded 2007) Empowerment and the limits of choice: Microentrepreneurs, information and communication technologies and state policies in Chile Shenja Van Der Graaf (Awarded 2009) Designing for Mod Development: User creativity as product development strategy on the firm-hosted 3D software platform

Helena Johansen (Awarded 2009) Re-Conceptualising Party-Centred Politics in Terms of Market: A Relationship Marketing Approach

David Brake (Awarded November 2009) ‘As if nobody’s reading’: The imagined audience and socio-technical biases in personal blogging practice in the UK

Fréderik Lesage (Awarded November 2009) Networks for art work: An analysis of artistic creative engagements with new media standards

Yukie Hori (Awarded July 2010) Social networks in the network society: New dynamics of networking among women’s organizations in Asia

Elizabeth Van Couvering (Awarded July 2010) Search Engine Bias: The Structuration of Traffic on the World-Wide Web


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Indrek Ibrus (Awarded December 2010) Evolutionary Dynamics of New Media Forms: The Case of Open Mobile Web

Iginio Gagliardone (Awarded December 2010) Development and destabilization: The selective adoption of ICTs in Ethiopia

Nina Blackett (Awarded December 2014) Mediated transparency: Truth, truthfulness, and rightness in the digital healthcare discourse

Alex Free (Awarded December 2015) Workplace Selves, Interactive Service Work and Outsourcing: Labour in Kenya’s Call Centres, lead supervisor 22 DPhil students supervised to successful completion at SPRU, University of Sussex

Sergio Banhos (Awarded 1990 MPhil) The technological merging of computers and telecommunications and its effects on corporate strategies in the Brazilian IT market

Richard Hawkins (Awarded 1992) Standards for technologies of communication: Policy implications of the dialogue between technical and non-technical factors

Salvatore Torrisi (Awarded 1995) The organization of innovative activities in European software firms (joint supervised with Nick Von Tunzelman)

Burt Sadowski (Awarded 1995) Opportunities and constraints for public and corporate networks in post-reunification Germany Georgios Stamboulis (Awarded 1995) New technology in the European periphery: The development of the ICT in Hellas (Greece)

Stephen Pollak (Awarded 1995) Computers, telecommunications and the microbiologist: The online hunt for microbes

Erik Archambault (Awarded 1996) Inventors, entrepreneurs and the metamorphosis of telecommunication systems

Jane Millar (Awarded 1996) Interactive learning in situated practice: Factors mediating the new production of knowledge during iCASE technology interchange

Andreas Credé (Awarded 1997) Technological change and the information society: An examination of credit risk assessment and cash handling procedures in commercial banks.

Luiz Fernando Ferreira Silva (Awarded 1997) U.S. Cold War foreign policy and satellite communication: The case of earth station network build-up in Brazil and Argentina

Anga-Thevar Baskaran (Awarded 1998) Technology development in India's space programme, 1965-1995: The impact of the missile technology control regime

Natasha Constantelou (Awarded 1998) Transformation dynamics in Southern and Eastern Europe: The emergence of advanced communication networks and services

Michele Javary (Awarded 1999) The economics of power

Ana Arroio (Awarded 2000) Technological Opportunities for Brazilian social development: An examination of low earth orbit satellite development.

Martin De Saulles (Awarded 2000) Innovation within the service sector: the use of interactive networks by retailers

David Neice (Awarded 2001) Conspicuous contributions: Signs of social esteem on the Internet

Daniel Paré (Awarded 2001) Internet governance in transition: Just who is the master of this domain? Uta Wehn de Montalvo (Awarded 2001) Crossing organisational boundaries: Prerequisites for spatial data sharing in South Africa

Jennifer Gristock (Awarded 2002) Organisational virtuality and the UK newspaper industry: A study of a system of innovation as a system of mediation

Gillian Marcelle (Awarded 2002) Technological capability building and learning in the developing world: The experience of African telecommunication companies

Byung-Keun Kim (Awarded 2003) The political economy of the internet system evolution (joint supervised with W E Steinmueller)


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Allison Murray (Awarded 2003 MPhil) Public private partnerships in the internet-based services sector in developing countries

2 PhD students supervised to successful completion, Aalborg University and University of the Witwatersrand.

Peter Benjamin (Awarded 2001) ´Telecentres and Universal Capability´, Aalborg University (co-supervisor).

Alison Gillwald, (Awarded November 2009) Wireless: a decade of telecommunications reform in South Africa, Graduate School of Public and Development Management, University of the Witwatersrand. External Examiner UK: Birkbeck College University of London, City University London, Goldsmiths College London, University College London, University of Cardiff, University of Edinburgh, Loughborough University (2), University of Newcastle, Stirling University, University of Westminster, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology.

External Examiner Overseas: University of Maastricht, Delft University of Technology, University of Oslo (2); Roskilde University; Simon Fraser University; Dublin City University (2); School of Law and Political Science, Open University of Catalonia, Karlstad University Sweden. Internal Examiner University of London/LSE: 10; University of Sussex, 6. LSE Teaching Programmes Directed and Courses LSE100 Module on ‘Who Should Own Ideas?’ with Law Department, 2012, 2013 MC413 Communication, Information and Knowledge Systems 2001 to 2015 except sabbaticals MC408/MC418 Theories and Concepts in Media and Communications I & II, various lectures and seminars, 2001 to 2015 except sabbaticals. Director, MSc in Media and Communications and MSc in Communication, Information and Society, various years to 2010. SPRU-Sussex Teaching Programmes Directed and Courses Director, MSc in ICT Innovation and Policy (1988-99) Policy Analysis and the Policy-making Process (1988-2000) ICTs and International Administrative Processes (1988-2000) Socio-Economic Issues in Information & Communication Technology Policy (1988-2000) Research Methods in Science and Technology Policy and Innovation Management (1988-95) MSc dissertation supervision, average of 6 students per year (1988-2000) Simon Fraser University Canada Courses Sessional Instructor, Department of Communication (1978-79) Lecturer, undergraduate courses in Political Economy of Communication and Research Methods, Department of Communication (1980 – 81) Summer School Teaching: Center for Communication, Media and Information Technologies (CMI), Aalborg University, 2013 Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer School, 2013 Oxford Internet Institute Summer School, Beijing, 2005 International Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies, University of Oslo, 2002 Information and Media Society Studies Summer School, Leysin, Switzerland, 2001

PUBLICATIONS - BOOKS

1. Mansell, R. and Ang, P. H. (eds) (2015) The International Encyclopedia of Digital

Communication and Society: 3 Volume Set, Wiley-Blackwell, 1,296 pages.

2. Mansell, R. (2012) Imagining the Internet: Communication, Innovation and Governance. Oxford University Press, pp. 320 pages.


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3. Mansell, R. and Raboy, M. (eds) (2011) Handbook of Global Media and Communications Policy, Wiley-Blackwell, 579 pages.

4. Mansell, R. (ed) (2009) The Information Society (Critical Studies in Sociology), 4 Vols. Routledge.

5. Mansell, R, Avgerou, C., Quah, D., and Silverstone, R. (eds) (2007) The Oxford Handbook of Information and Communication Technologies, Oxford University Press, 620 pages, pbk 2009.

6. Mansell, R. and Collins, B. S. (eds) (2005) Trust and Crime in Information Societies, Edward Elgar Publishers, 459 pages, pbk. 2007.

7. Mansell, R., Samarajiva, R., and Mahan, A. (eds) (2002) Networking Knowledge for Information Societies: Institutions and Intervention, Delft: DUP Science, Delft University Press, 405 pages.

8. Mansell, R. (ed) (2002) Inside the Communication Revolution - New Patterns of Social and Technical Interaction, Oxford University Press, 309 pages, trans. La revolución de la comunicación: Modelos de interacción social y técnica, Madrid: Alianza Editorial, 2003.

9. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2000) Mobilizing the Information Society: Strategies for Growth and Opportunity. Oxford University Press, 516 pages, pbk 2002, trans. Macedonian, TRI Publishing Centre, 2009.

10. Mansell, R. and Credé, A. (1998) Knowledge Societies … In a Nutshell: Information Technology for Sustainable Development. Ottawa: International Development Research Centre (IDRC), September, trans. Spanish and French.

11. Mansell, R. and U. Wehn (eds) (1998) Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development. Published for the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development, Oxford University Press, 323 pages, trans. Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology, 1999.

12. Mansell, R. and Silverstone, R. (eds) (1996) Communication by Design: The Politics of Information and Communication Technologies. Oxford University Press, 278 pages.

13. Mansell, R., Davies, A., and Hulsink, W. (1995) The New Telecommunications in the Netherlands: Strategic Developments in Technologies and Markets. Rathenau Institute (formerly Netherlands Office of Technology Assessment), 134 pages.

14. Hawkins, R, Mansell, R. and Skea, J. (eds) (1995) Standards Innovation and Competitiveness: The Politics and Economics of Standards in Natural and Technical Environments. Edward Elgar Publishers, 269 pages.

15. Mansell, R. (ed) (1994) The Management of Information and Communication Technologies: Emerging Patterns of Control, ASLIB (Association of Library and Information Systems), 326 pages.

16. Mansell, R. (1993) The New Telecommunications: A Political Economy of Network Evolution. Sage, 260 pages, trans. Le telecomunicazioni che cambiano: Innovazione technolgica ed economica delle reti. Utet Libreria, 1996.

17. Mansell, R. and Garnham, N. (1991) Universal Service and Rate Restructuring in Telecommunications, and French trans., OECD/ICCP Report No. 23, Paris, 193 pages.

18. Mansell, R. (1988) New Telecommunication Services: Videotex Development Strategies, and French trans., OECD/1CCP Report No. 16, Paris, 62 pages.

19. Mansell, R. (1987) Telecommunication Network-based Services: Policy Implications, and French trans., OECD/1CCP Report No. 18: Paris, 277 pages.

20. Melody, W. H. and Mansell, R (1986) Information and Communication Technologies: Social Science Research and Training Vol. I: An Overview of Research, Vol II: National Directory, London: Economic and Social Research Council, 390 pages.

PUBLICATIONS – REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES

1. Mansell, R. (in progress) ‘Subordinating Citizen Interests: Critical Junctures in the History of Communication Network Development’ for submission to Information, Communication and Society or the International Journal of Communication.


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2. Mansell, R. (in progress) ‘Imaginaries of the Digital: Ambiguity, Power and the Question of Agency’, for submission to Communication, Culture & Critique.

3. Mansell, R. (in progress) ‘Unpacking the ‘Black Box’: Understanding Digital Intermediary Innovations’, for submission to New Media & Society.

4. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (Revise and resubmit) ‘Digital Information Ownership: Past, Present and Future’, The Information Society: An International Journal.

5. Mansell, R. (In Press) ‘Power, Hierarchy and the Internet: Why the Internet Empowers and Disempowers’, Global Studies Journal.

6. Mansell, R. (2016) ‘Recognizing ‘Ourselves’ in Media and Communications Research’, The International Communication Gazette, online 0(0): 1-6.

7. Mansell, R. and Foresta, D. (2016) ‘Social Value of High Bandwidth Networks: Creative Performance and Education’, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 374(2062): 1-11.

8. Mansell, R. (2015) ‘The Public’s Interest in Intermediaries’, Info: The Journal of Policy, Regulation and Strategy for Telecommunications, Information and Media, 17(6): 8-18.

9. Mansell, R. (2014) ‘Futures of Knowledge Societies: Destabilization in Whose Interest?’, Information, Communication and Society, 18(6): 627-643.

10. Mansell, R. (2014) ‘Open Collaboration for Social Problem Solving: Converging or Diverging Norms of Governance Authority?’, Special Issue on Contemporary Challenges to Collaborative Production in Science, Technology and Innovation, Liinc em Revista,10(4): 451-459.

11. Mansell, R. (2014) ‘Empowerment and/or Disempowerment: The Politics of Digital Media’, Special issue on Technology and Empowerment’, Popular Communication: The International Journal of Media and Culture, 12(4): 223-236.

12. Mansell, R. (2014) ‘The Governance of Communication Networks: Reconsidering the Research Agenda’, The International Journal of Media and & Cultural Politics, 10(2): 145-153.

13. Mansell, R (2014) ‘Power and Interests in Information, Communication and Development: Exogenous and Endogenous Discourses in Contention’, Journal of International Development, 26(1): 109-127

14. Mansell, R. (2013) ‘Employing Crowdsourced Information Resources: Managing the Information Commons’, International Journal of the Commons, 7(2): 255-277.

15. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2013) ‘Copyright Infringement Online: The Case of the Digital Economy Act Judicial Review in the United Kingdom’, New Media & Society, 15(8): 1312-1328.

16. Gille, L., Henton, A., Mansell, R, and Pouillot, D. (2012) ‘Introduction’ Special issue on Development of ICT in Africa, Communications & Strategies, 86(2): 1-3.

17. Mansell, R. (2012) ‘Mobile Phones – Challenges for Capability Building’, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, 13(2): 155-162.

18. Dini, P., Iqani, M., and Mansell, R. (2011) ‘The (Im)Possiblity of Interdisciplinarity: Lessons from Constructing a Theoretical Framework for Digital Ecosystems’, Culture, Theory and Critique, 52(1): 3-27.

19. Mansell, R. (2011) ‘New Visions, Old Practices – Policy and Regulation in the Internet Era’, Continuum: Journal of Cultural and Media Studies, 25(1): 19-32.

20. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘The Life and Times of the Information Society’, Prometheus 28(2): 165-186.

21. d'Haenens, L., Mansell, R. and Sarakakis, K (2010) ‘Editors’ Introduction’, Communication, Culture & Critique, special issue: Media Governance: New Policies for Changing Media Landscape, 3(2): 131-133.

22. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘The Information Society and ICT Policy: Towards a Critique of a Vision and Research Agenda’, Journal of Information, Communication & Ethics in Society, 8(1): 22-41.

23. Mansell, R. (2009) ‘Power, Media Culture and New Media’, Media Asia, 36(3): 132-139 [not online] and Portuguese trans. ‘Poder, cultura das midias e novas midias’, Matrizes, 2009, 3(1): 99-117 trans. into Portuguese.


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24. Mansell, R. (2009) ‘Media and Global Divides: An Introduction’, Nordicom Review, 30(2): 35-37.

25. Dini, P, Lombardo, G., Mansell, R., Razavi, A., Moschoyiannis, S., Krause, P., Nicolai, A. and Rivera Leon, L (2008) ‘Beyond Interoperability to Digital Ecosystems: regional innovation and socio-economic development led by SMEs’, International Journal of Technological Learning, Innovation and Development, 1(3): 410-426.

26. Beckett, C. and Mansell, R. (2008) ‘Crossing Boundaries: New Media and Networked Journalism’, Communication, Culture & Critique, 1(1): 90-102.

27. Mansell, R. (2007) ‘Prelazak Granica sa Novim Medijima’ [Crossing Boundaries and Networked Journalism] Casopis Za Upravljanje Komuniciranjem (Communication Management Quarterly Belgrade), 4(2): 5-10.

28. Mansell, R. (2007) ‘The Problem of Internationalizing Media and Communications Research’, Global Media and Communications, 3(3): 281-286.

29. Mansell, R. and Nordenstreng, K. (2006) ‘Great Media and Communications Debates: WSIS and the MacBride Report’, Information Technologies and International Development, 3(4): 15-36.

30. Mansell, R. (2006) ‘Ambiguous Connections: Entitlements and Responsibilities of Global Networking’ Journal of International Development, 18(6): 1-13.

31. Mansell, R. (2006) ‘Collective Action, Institutionalism and the Internet’, Journal of Economic Issues, 40(2): 297-305.

32. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Contradictions of Information Societies’, Quaderns del Conseil de l’Audiovsual de Catalunya, No. 21, Feb-Apr special issue on the 25th Anniversary of MacBride Report, Many Voices One World; and Spanish trans., ‘Les contradiccions de les societates de la informacion’, pp. 41-44.

33. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Social Informatics and the Political Economy of Communications’, Information Technology and People, Special Issue on Information, Technology and People, Festschrift in honour of Rob Kling’s legacy, 18(1): 21-25.

34. Mansell, R. (2004) ‘ICTs for Development: What Prospects and Problems?’ The Southern African Journal of Information and Communication, 5: 1-22.

35. Mansell, R., Humphrey, J., and Schmitz, H. (2004) ‘E-commerce for Developing Countries: Expectations and Reality’, IDS Bulletin, 35(1): 31-39.

36. Mansell, R. (2004) ‘Political Economy, Power and New Media’, New Media & Society, 6(1): 74-83. Republished in Cao, J (ed) (2008) The Political Economy of Communication: A Reader, Social Science Series, Shanghai: Fudan University, pp. 142-150.

37. Mansell, R. (2003) ‘Electronic Commerce: Conceptual Pitfalls and Practical Realities’, Prometheus, 21(4): 429-447.

38. Mansell, R. (2002) ‘Constructing the Knowledge base for Knowledge-Driven Development’, Journal of Knowledge Management, 6(4): 317-329.

39. Mansell, R. (2002) ‘From Digital Divides to Digital Entitlements in Knowledge Societies’, Special issue on: The Social World in the 21st Century: Ambivalent Legacies and Rising Challenges, Current Sociology, 50(3): 407-426.

40. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Integrating Old and New Style Commerce: E-commerce and Developing Countries.’ Communicator, Quarterly Journal of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, 36(2): 3-9.

41. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Digital Opportunities and the Missing Link for Developing Countries’, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 17(2): 282-295.

42. Mansell, R. and Nioras, A. (2001) ‘E-Commerce Web Site Attributes: Differentiating Hype from Reality’, Communications & Strategies, 41(1): 79-106.

43. Mansell, R., Schenk, I., and Steinmueller, W. E. (2001) ‘Net Compatible: The Economic and Social Dynamics of Electronic Commerce’, Communications & Strategies, 38(2): 241-276.

44. Mansell, R. (1999) ‘New Media Competition and Access: The scarcity-abundance dialectic’, New Media & Society, 1(2): 155-182.


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45. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1999) 'Toward Digital Intermediation in the Information Society', Journal of Economic Issues, 33(2): 383-391.

46. Mansell, R., Steinmueller, W. E. and Wehn de Montalvo, U. (1999) 'Opportunities for Knowledge-based Development: Capabilities, infrastructure, investment and policy', Science and Public Policy, 26(2): 91-100.

47. Mansell, R. (1999) ‘Information and Communication Technologies for Development: Assessing the potential and the risks’, Telecommunications Policy, 23(1): 35-50.

48. Mansell, R., Neice, D. C. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1998) ‘Universal Access Policies for Knowledge-Intensive Societies’, Telecommunications & Space Journal (Special Issue on Universal Service) Annual Edition, L. Rapp (ed) 5-98, pp. 121-138.

49. Mansell, R. (1998) ‘Capability Building, ICT Strategies and the Science and Technology Perspective’, African Development Review, 10(1): 52-72.

50. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1998) ‘Intellectual Property Rights: Competing interests on the Internet’, Communications & Strategies, 30(2): 173-197.

51. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘Strategies for Maintaining Market Power in the Face of Rapidly Changing Technologies’, Journal of Economic Issues, 31(4): 969-989.

52. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1997) ‘Advanced Communication Technologies and Services: Design Configuration and Stakeholder Interests in Europe’, Telematics & Informatics, 14(4): 329-348.

53. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Telecommunications in the UK: Controlling the Information Society Gateways’, Telematics & Informatics, 13(2/3): 141-156. [pre-print]

54. Mansell, R., Davies, A., and Hulsink, W. (1996) ‘The New Telecommunications in the Netherlands: Strategy, Policy and Regulation’, Telecommunications Policy, 20(4): 273-290.

55. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Les Nouveaux Marchés de la Communication et la Réglementation’, Reseaux, 78(14): 29-40.

56. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘New Communication Markets: Regulating in the ‘Commodity’ Supply Environment’, Javnost/The Public: The Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture, 2(2): 47-57.

57. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘Strategic Issues in Telecommunications: Unbundling the Information Infrastructure’, Telecommunications Policy, 18(8): 588-600.

58. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘A Networked Economy: Unmasking the ‘Globalisation’ Thesis’, Telematics & Informatics, 2(1): 25-43.

59. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘Information and Communication Technology Policy Research in the United Kingdom: A Perspective’, Canadian Journal of Communication, 19: 23-40.

60. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1993) ‘The Policies of Integration: Telecommunication Policy in the Single European Market’, in T. H. Oum, R. Stevenson and H. Oniki (eds) International Review of Comparative Public Policy, 5(Special Issue): 137-61.

61. Mansell, R. (1993/4) ‘European Telecommunication, Multinational Enterprises, and the Implications of ‘Globalisation”, International Journal of Political Economy, 23(4): 83-104.

62. Mansell, R. and Paltridge, S. (1993) ‘The Earth Observation Data Market: Industrial Dynamics and their Impact on Data Policies’, Space Policy, 9(4): 286-298.

63. Mansell, R. (1992) ‘The West looks East: Reformulating Telecommunication Strategies’, Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, 5(1): 67-86.

64. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Electronic Trading Networks and Interactivity: the Route Toward Competitive Advantage’, Communications & Strategies, 6(2): 63-85.

65. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Networks and Policy: Interfaces, Theories and Research’, Communications & Strategies, 5(1): 31-50.

66. McGowan, F. and Mansell, R. (1992) ‘Utilities in the European Community: A Regime in Transition’ Futures: The Journal of Policy, Planning and Future Studies, 24(1): 65-82.


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67. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Networks, Industrial Restructuring and Policy: the Singapore Example’, Technovation: The International Journal of Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology Management, 12(6): 397-406.

68. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Rethinking the Telecommunication Infrastructure: The New ‘Black Box”, Research Policy, 19(6): 501-515.

69. Mansell, R., Holmes, P., and Morgan, K. (1990) ‘European Integration and Telecommunications: Restructuring Markets and Institutions’, Prometheus, 8(1): 50-66.

70. Mansell, R. (1988) ‘Telecommunication Network-based Services: Regulation and Market Structure in Transition’, Telecommunications Policy, 12(3): 243-255.

71. Mansell, R. (1987) ‘Information Sector Policy Analysis: Conceptual Frameworks and a Canadian Illustration’, International Communication Gazette, 39(3): 195-210.

72. Mansell, R. (1986) ‘The Telecommunications Bypass Threat: Real or Imagined’, Journal of Economic Issues, 20(1): 145-164.

73. Mansell, R. (1985) ‘Is Policy Research an Irrelevant Exercise The Case of Canadian DBS Planning’, Journal of Communication, 35(2): 154-166.

74. Mansell, R. (1985) ‘Contradictions in National Communication/Information Policies: The Canadian Experience’, Media Culture and Society, 7: 331-353. Spanish transl. in Revista TELOS, 1986.

75. Melody, W. H. and Mansell, R. (1983) ‘The Debate over Critical vs. Administrative Research: Circularity or Challenge’, Journal of Communication, 33(3): 103-116.

76. Mansell, R. (1982) ‘The ‘New Dominant Paradigm’ in Communication: Transformation versus Adaptation’, Canadian Journal of Communication, 8(3): 42-60.

PUBLICATIONS – BOOK CHAPTERS 1. Mansell, R. (In Press) ‘Media Convergence Policy Issues’, in J. Nussbaum (ed) Oxford Research

Encyclopedia of Communication, Oxford University Press, 10,000 word entry.

2. Mansell, R. (in press) ‘Imaginaries, Values and Trajectories: A Critical Reflection on the Internet’, in G. Goggin and M. McLelland (eds) Routledge Companion to Internet Histories, Routledge.

3. Mansell, R. (2016) ‘Governing Knowledge Societies: Competing Models and Norms’, in Gouvernance et service public médiatique dans les sociétés de las connaissance: Actes du colloque [Governance and Public Service Media in Knowledge Societies], Colloque international Panam VII, 16-17 July 2015, University of Quebec at Montreal, pp. 54-64, at http://www.cricis.uqam.ca/actes-viie-colloque-panam/.

4. Mansell, R. (2016) ‘Network Neutrality, Public and Private Internets and Power’ in Vincent, R. C. and Nordenstreng, K. (eds) Towards Equity in Global Communication? Second Edition. Cresskill NJ: Hampton Press, pp. 175-190.

5. Tremblay, G. and Mansell, R. (2015) ‘Producción, circulación y apropiación de contenidos en las sociedades del conocimiento: Renovar la vision propuesta por la UNESCO’, in S. Morales and C Rico de Sotelo (eds) Industrias culturales, medios y publicos: de la recepción a la apropiacióín en los contextos socio-políticos contemporáneous. Cordoba: Primera edición, pp. 15-38.

6. Mansell, R. and Ang, P. H. (2015) ‘Introduction’, in R. Mansell and P. H. Ang (eds) International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society: 3 Volume Set. Wiley-Blackwell

7. Mansell, R. (2015) ‘Foreword’ in A. Chib, J. May and R. Barrantes, (eds) Impact of Information Society Research in the Global South, Springer Open Science, pp. v-vii.

8. Mansell, R. (2014) ‘Global Media and Communication Policy’ in Ziccardi Capaldo, G. (ed) The Global Community. Yearbook of International Law and Jurisprudence, Oxford University Press, pp. 3-26.

9. Mansell, R (2014) ‘Here Comes the Revolution –The European Digital Agenda’ in K. Donders, C. Pauwels, and J. Loisen (eds) Handbook on European Media Policy. Palgrave, pp. 201-217.


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10. Mansell, R. (2013) ‘Introduction: Imagining the Internet: Open, Closed or In Between’ in B. Girard and F. Perrini (eds) Enabling Openness: The Future of the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean. Comunica and IDRC (published in Spanish as Desarrollo Abierto: Explorando el future de la sociedad de la información en América Latina y el Caribe, pp. 9-20.

11. Mansell, R., Perini, F., and Girard, B. (2013) ‘Openness and Development’ in B. Girard and F. Perrini (eds) Enabling Openness: The Future of the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean. Comunica and IDRC (published in Spanish as Desarrollo Abierto: Explorando el future de la sociedad de la información en América Latina y el Caribe, pp. 193-200.

12. Mansell, R. (2013) ‘Policy Bias and the European Audiovisual Media Industry’ in O. Jarren, M. Künzler and M. Puppis (eds) Media Structure and Media Performance: Current Research and New Perspectives. Austrian Academy of Sciences (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften), Vienna, pp. 189-205.

13. Mansell, R. (2013) ‘Technological Innovation, Paradox and ICTs: Challenges for Governing Institutions’, in M. E. Price and S. G. Verhulst (eds) Handbook of Media Law and Policy: A Socio-Legal Exploration. Routledge, pp. 501-522.

14. Mansell, R. (2013) ‘Funkrequenzen [Radio Spectrum]’ in J. Becker (ed) Die Digitalisierung von Medien und Kulture. Springer VS, pp. 85-89.

15. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2013) ‘Digital Infrastructures, Economies and Public Policies: Contending Rationales and Outcome Assessment Strategies’ in W. H. Dutton (ed) The Oxford Handbook of Internet Studies. Oxford University Press, pp. 509-530.

16. Mansell, R. (2012) ‘ICTs, Discourse and Knowledge Societies: Implications for Policy and Practice’ in D. Frau-Meigs, J. Nicey, P. Tupper, M. Palmer, and J. Pohle (eds.), From NWICO to WSIS: 30 Years of Communication Geopolitics. Actors and Flows, Structures and Divides, Intellect, pp. 123-140.

17. Mansell, R. and Raboy, M. (2011) ‘Introduction: Foundations of the Theory and Practice of Global Media and Communication Policy’, in R. Mansell and M. Raboy (eds) The Handbook of Global Media and Communication Policy, Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 1-20.

18. Mansell, R. (2011) ‘Communications History and Policy: Introduction to Section II’ in E. Comor (ed) Media, Structures and Power: The Robert E. Babe Collection, University of Toronto Press, pp. 81-90.

19. Mansell, R. (2011) ‘Technology, Innovation, Power and Social Consequence’ in P. Kalantzis-Cope and K. G. Martin (eds) Properties of Technology: Mapping Emerging Digital Spaces in Contemporary Society. Palgrave, pp. 13-25.

20. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘Commentary - Mediating the Public Sphere: Democratic Deliberation, Communication Gaps and the Personalisation of Politics’ in C. T. Salmon (ed) ICA Communication Yearbook 34. Routledge, pp. 259-274.

21. Mansell, R. and Berdou, E. (2010) ‘Political Economy, the Internet and Free/Open Source Software Development’, in J. Hunsinger, L. Klastrup, and M. Allen, (eds) International Handbook of Internet Research, Springer, pp. 341-362

22. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘Macht, Medienkultur und dieneuen Medien’ [Power, Media Culture and New Media], in A. Hepp, M. Hohn, and J. Wimmer (eds) MedienKultur im Wandel. Bremen: UVK Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, pp. 55-74.

23. Mansell, R. (2009), ‘Introduction’ to each of four volumes: I History and Perspectives, II Knowledge, Economics and Organisation, III Democracy, Governance and Regulation, IV Everyday Life, The Information Society, Routledge Major Work Series: Critical Studies in Sociology, Routledge.

24. Mansell, R. (2009) ‘The Power of New Media Networks’ in R. Hammer and D. Kellner (eds) Media/Cultural Studies: Critical Approaches. Peter Lang Publishers, pp.107-122.

25. Mansell, R. (2008) ‘Fostering Diversity in Knowledge Societies: Fault Lines and Intermediaries’ in I. Banerjee and S. Logan (eds) Asian Communication Handbook 2008, Singapore: Asian media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC), pp. 17-25.

26. Mansell, R. (2008) ‘Foreword’ in B. Cammaerts, Internet Mediated Policy Processes Beyond the Nation State, Manchester University Press, pp. i-iv.


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27. Mansell, R. (2008) ‘Communication, Information, and ICT Policy: Towards Enabling Research Frameworks’, in C. Avgerou, M. L. Smith and P. van den Besselaar (eds) Social Dimensions of Information and Communication Technology Policy, Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Human Choice and Computers (HCC8), IFIP TC9, Pretoria, 25-26 September, Springer, pp. 15-28.

28. Mansell, R. (2008) ‘Technology and Communication’, in W. Donsbach (ed) The International Encyclopedia of Communication, Wiley-Blackwell in association with the International Communication Association, pp. 5011-5023.

29. Mansell, R., Avergou, C., Quah, D. and Silverstone, R. (2007) ‘The Challenges of ICTs’ in R. Mansell, C. Avgerou, D. Quah, and R. Silverstone (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Information and Communication Technologies, Oxford University Press, pp. 1-28.

30. Mansell, R. (2006) ‘Foreword’ in M. Gascó-Hernandez, F. Equiza-Lopez, and M. Acevedo-Ruiz (eds) Information Communication Technologies and Human Development: Opportunities and Challenges, Idea Group Inc., pp. vi-viii.

31. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘The Fragility of Knowledge Societies: Ambiguity, Cost Reduction and Access in Developing Countries’ in G. Milward-Oliver (ed) Maitland+20: Fixing the Missing Link, Malta: Gutenberg Press Ltd., pp.81-98.

32. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Regulation and Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries’, in A. K. Mahan and W. H. Melody (eds) Stimulating Investment in Network Development: Roles for Regulators, Lyngby: Technical University of Denmark for IDRC, infoDev and Lirne.net, pp. 39-62.

33. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Media Pluralism & Cultural Diversity’ in D. Stauffacher and W. Kleinwächter (eds) The World Summit on the Information Society: Moving from the Past into the Future, New York: United Nations ICT Task Force, pp. 212-217.

34. Collins, B. S. and Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Cyber Trust and Crime Prevention’ in R. Mansell and B. S. Collins (eds) Trust and Crime in Information Societies, Edward Elgar Publishers, pp. 11-55.

35. Mansell, R. and Collins, B. S. (2005) ‘Introduction’ in R. Mansell and B. S. Collins (eds) Trust and Crime in Information Societies, Edward Elgar Publishers, pp. 1-8.

36. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Introduction – Human Rights and Equity in Cyberspace’ in M. Klang and A. Murray (eds) Human Rights in the Digital Age, Glasshouse Press/Cavandish Publishing, pp. 1-10.

37. Mansell, R. (2004) 'Internet' in T. Forsyth (ed) Encyclopedia of International Development, Routledge, pp. 379-380.

38. Mansell, R. (2004) 'Telecommunications' in T. Forsyth (ed) Encyclopedia of International Development, Routledge, pp. 677-679.

39. Mansell, R. (2004) ‘Emergency Healthcare: An Emergent Knowledge-driven System’ prepared as an interim report for the OECD/CERI project on ‘Public Dimensions of the Knowledge-driven Economy’, 6 March 2002, 27 pages; cited in OECD (ed) Innovation in the Knowledge Economy: Implications for Education and Learning, Centre for Educational Research and Learning, Paris, p.57.

40. Mansell, R. (2004) ‘The Internet, Capitalism and Policy’, in M. Consalvo, S. Jones, et al. (eds) Research Annual of the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Peter Lang Publishers, pp. 175-184.

41. Jankowski, N., Foot, K., Howard, P, Jones, S., Mansell, R., Schneider, S. and Silverstone, R. (2004) ‘The Internet and Communication Studies’ in H. Nissenbaum and M. E. Price (eds) Academy and the Internet, Peter Lang Publishers, pp. 168-195.

42. Mansell, R. and Javary, M. (2004) ‘New Media and the Forces of Capitalism’ in C. Sparks and A. Calabrese (eds) Toward a Political Economy of Culture: Capitalism and Communication in the Twenty-First Century, Rowman & Littlefield, pp. 228-243.

43. Mansell, R. (2004) ‘New Media and the Power of Networks’, in P. Humphreys, F. Adam, P. Brezillon, and J. C. Pomerol, (eds.) Decision Making and Decision Support in the Internet Age: Proceedings of Dsiage 2002: an IFIP WG 8.3 Open Conference. Oaktree Press, Cork.

44. Mansell, R. (2002) ‘Introduction’ in R. Mansell (ed) Inside the Communication Revolution: Evolving Patterns of Social and Technical Interaction, Oxford University Press, pp. 1-20.


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45. Mansell, R. (2002) ‘Conclusion: Social Relations, Mediating Power and Technologies’ in R. Mansell (ed) Inside the Communication Revolution: Evolving Patterns of Social and Technical Interaction, Oxford University Press, pp. 251-270.

46. Javary, M. and Mansell, R. (2002) ‘Emerging Internet Oligopolies: A Political Economy Analysis’ in E Miller and W J Samuels (eds) An Institutionalist Approach to Public Utilities Regulation, Michigan State University Press, pp. 162-201.

47. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Regenerating Information and Communication Inequalities?’, in S.R. Melkote and S. Rao (eds) Critical Issues in Communication: Looking Inward for Answers (Essays in Honor of K.E. Eapen), Sage Publications, pp. 420-442.

48. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Networking Globally: Innovations in Technology, Organisation and Policy’, (translated into Italian) in V. Castronovo (ed) New Equilibria in a Global Market (1980-2000), Vol. 6 of Storia dell’economia mondiale [A History of the World Economy], Turin: Laterza Publishers and Seat-Stet, pp. 405-425, republished in English by Il Sole 24 ore, Rome, 2009.

49. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘The Deep Structure of Knowledge Societies’, in L. Jeffrey (ed) Vital Link for a Knowledge Culture: Public access to new information and communication technologies, The Council of Europe DGIV, Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, Environment. Strasbourg, pp. 55-73, translated into Hungarian 2002.

50. Mansell, R and Credé, A. (2000) ‘Versorgungslücken – informations – und Kommunikationstechnologie’, in H. Kubicek et al. (eds) Global@Home: Informations – und Dienstleistungsstrukturen der Zukunft. Jahrbuch Telekommunikation und Gesellschaft, Heidelberg: Huthig Verlag, pp. 268-281.

51. Mansell, R., Neice, D. C. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2000) ‘Universal Access Policies for Knowledge Intensive Societies’ in B. Cammaerts and J-C Burgelman (eds) Beyond Competition: Broadening the Scope of Telecommunications Policy, VUB University Press, pp. 97-110.

52. Mansell, R. (1999) ‘From Scarcity to Abundance and Back Again: The Information Society and Social Exclusion’ in R. Boyce (ed) The Communications Revolution, McGill-Queen’s University Press, pp. 129-152.

53. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1999) ‘Competing for Market Control of Advanced Communication Technologies and Services’ in H. Sawhney and G. Barnett (eds.) Progress in Communication Science Vol XV - Advances in Telecommunication Theory and Research, Ablex Publishers, pp. 111-124.

54. Mansell, R. (1999) ‘The Bias of Information Infrastructures’ in W. Dutton (ed.) Society on the Line: The Information and Communication Revolution, Oxford University Press, pp. 281-282, translated into Japanese 2002.

55. Mansell, R. (1999) ‘The Interlocking Pieces of the Information Economy’ in W. Dutton (ed.) Society on the Line: The Information and Communication Revolution, Oxford University Press, pp. 311-312, translated into Japanese 2002.

56. Mansell, R. (1998) ‘L’expérimentation et les enjeux stratégiques des réseaux de télécommunications dans le développement des parcs scientifiques: l’expérience du Royaume-Uni’ in M. Quere (ed) Les technopoles en Europe: enjeux et atouts de la diversité, l’Association France Technopoles, Douladoure Editions, pp. 188-211.

57. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘Technical Innovations, Policy and Strategy’ in W. Dumort and J. Dryden (eds) The Economics of the Information Society, European Commission, pp. 219-224.

58. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Innovation in Telecommunication Regulation: Realizing National Policy Goals in a Global Marketplace’ in W. Dutton (ed.) Information and Communication Technologies: Visions and Realities, Oxford University Press, pp. 371-386.

59. Dutton, W. H., Blumler, J. G., Cornford, J., Granham, N., Mansell, R. and Peltu, M. (1996) ‘The Politics of Information and Communication Policy: The Information Superhighway’ in W. Dutton et al (eds) Information and Communication Technologies: Visions and Realities, Oxford University Press, pp. 387-405.

60. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Information Highways: Controls, Signals, Congestion and Tolls’ in C. Scott and O Audéoud (eds) The Future of EC Telecommunications Law Vol. 19 Series of Publications by the Academy of European Law in Trier, Cologne: Bundesanzeiger Verlagsges mbh, pp. 41-51.


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61. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Public Access and Closed Network Membership: Electronic Trading Networks in Europe’ in E. Noam and A Níshúilleabháin (eds) Private Networks and Public Objectives, Columbia University Press, pp. 195-208.

62. Mansell, R. (1996) ‘Designing Networks to Capture Customers: Policy and Regulation Issues for the New Telecommunications’ in W.H. Melody (ed.) Telecom Reform: Principles, Policies and Regulatory Practices, Lyngby: Den Private Ingeniorfond, Technical University of Denmark, pp. 83-96.

63. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘Against the Flow: The Peculiar Opportunity of Social Scientists’, in J. A. Lent (ed.) A Different Road Taken, Westview Press, pp. 43-66.

64. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘Standards, Industrial Policy and Innovation’, in R. Hawkins, R. Mansell, and J. Skea (eds) Standards, Innovation and Competitiveness: The Politics and Economics of Standards in Natural and Technical Environments, Edward Elgar Publishers, pp. 213-227.

65. Lipsey, R. and Mansell, R. (1995) ‘Conclusion’ in R. Hawkins, R. Mansell, and J. Skea (eds) Standards, Innovation and Competitiveness: The Politics and Economics of Standards in Natural and Technical Environments, Edward Elgar Publishers, 1995, pp. 228-235.

66. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘From Telephony to Telematics: Equity, Efficiency and Regulatory Innovation’, in S.J. Emmott (ed.) Information Superhighways: Multimedia Uses and Futures, Academic Press, pp. 35-60.

67. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘Innovation in Telecommunication: Bridging the Supplier-User Interface’, in M. Dodgson and R. Rothwell (eds) Handbook of Industrial Innovation, Edward Elgar Publishers, pp. 232-242.

68. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1994) ‘Telecommunication Strategies: Incremental Change in Europe’, in C. Antonelli, F. Bar, L. Caby and G. Pogorel (eds) Global Telecommunications Strategies and Technological Changes, Elsevier, pp. 81-97.

69. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘Negotiating the Management of ICTs: Emerging Patterns of Control’, in R. Mansell (ed) Emerging Patterns of Control: The Management of Information and Communication Technologies, ASLIB Publishers, pp. 336-347.

70. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘Multinational Organizations and International Private Networks: Opportunities and Constraints’, in C. Steinfield, J. Bauer and L. Caby (eds) Telecommunications in Transition: Policies, Services and Technologies in the European Community, Sage Publications, pp. 204-222.

71. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘From Telecommunication Infrastructure to the Network Economy: Realigning the Control Structure’, in V. Mosco, M. Pendakur and J. Wasko (eds) Illuminating the Blindspots: Essays in Honor of Dallas Smythe, Ablex Publications, pp. 181-195.

72. Mansell, R. (1992) ‘Information, Organisation and Competitiveness: Networking Strategies in the 1990s’, in C. Antonelli (ed.) The Economics of Information Networks, Elsevier Science Publishers, pp. 217-228.

73. Mansell, R. and Hawkins, R. (1992) ‘Old Roads and New Signposts: Trade and Policy Objectives in Telecommunication Standards’, in F. Klaver and P. Slaa (eds) Telecommunication: New Signposts to Old Roads, IOS Press, pp. 45-54.

74. Mansell, R. (1991) ‘Coping with Technological Innovation: Regulating the European Telecommunication Marketplace’, in A. E. Cawkell (ed) World Information Technology Manual, Vol. II Systems and Services. Elsevier, pp. 932-947.

75. Mansell, R. (1991) ‘The Dynamics of Telecommunication Infrastructure Development: Beyond Broadband’ in OECD (ed) Technology and Productivity: The Challenge for Economic Policy, Paris: OECD/DSTI, pp. 361-371.

76. Mansell, R. and Morgan, K. (1991) ‘Evolving Telecommunication Infrastructures: Organising the New European Community Marketplace’, in C. Freeman et al. (eds) Technology and the Future of Europe: Global Competition and the Environment in the 1990s, Pinter, pp. 137-154.

77. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Multilateral Relationships: Shaping Telecommunication Markets’, in C. Wilkinson (ed) The International Aspects of Industrial Policies, Institut Universitaire International, Luxembourg, pp. 65-80.


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78. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Problemas de Coste y de Precios en las Telecomunicaciones’, in Telecomunicaciones 1990/Tarifas, Fundesco, Madrid, pp. 33-49.

79. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Restructuring Telecommunication Tariffs: Policy Issues, Trends and Implications’, in D. Elixmann and K.-H. Neumann (eds) Communications Policy in Europe, Springer-Verlag, pp. 19-40.

80. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Telecommunication Policies for the Network Economy: New Control Structures and Democracy’, in Developments of Communications and Democracy: Main Papers and Abstracts for the 17th IAMCR Conference, Faculty of Sociology, Political Science and Journalism, University of Ljubljana: IAMCR/SPN, pp. 23-34.

81. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Telecommunication Tariff Policies: An Uncertain Consensus’, in G. Locksley (ed) The Single European Market and the Information and Communication Technologies, Belhaven Press, pp. 73-88.

82. Mansell, R. (1982) ‘The History of Telecommunications Subsidies in Northwest Canada and Alaska: A Comparative Analysis’, in R. Walp (ed.) Telecommunications in Alaska, Honolulu, Hawaii, Pacific Telecommunications Council, 5 pages.

REPORTS AND PAPERS - COMMISSIONED

1. Mansell, R and Tremblay, G. (2013) Renewing the Knowledge Societies Vision for Peace and Sustainable Development, UNESCO Report prepared for UNESCO WSIS+10 Meeting, Paris. Translated into French and in press in Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian and Italian.

2. Steinmueller, W. E. and Mansell, R major named contributor (2011) ‘Bridging the Information and Knowledge Society - A Contribution to the Discussion of Innovation, Research and Technology Transfer for Mutual Advantage, Entrepreneurship and Collaborative Development in the Information Society, Paper prepared for UNCTAD, Dec.

3. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2011) ‘In the High Court of Justice, Administrative Court Between: The Queen on the Application of (1) British Telecommunications Plc (2) TalkTalk Telecom Group plc and The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, Claim No. CO/7354/2010’, prepared for BT, London, 12 January.

4. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2010) ‘British Telecommunications plc (“BT”) and TalkTalk Telecom Group Limited v Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (“BIS”) In the matter of an intended claim’, prepared for BT, London, 1 Jul.

5. Mansell, R. (2007) ‘Introduction’ in R Mansell (ed) ‘Media, Communication, Information: Celebrating 50 Years of Theories and Practice’, Report prepared for UNESCO on the occasion of the International Association of Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) 50th Anniversary Conference, Paris, Jul.

6. Mansell, R. (2007) Communication and Information: Towards a Prospective Research Agenda, Report on a Workshop by Chair, UNESCO, Paris, 20-21 Dec.

7. Collins, B. S. and Mansell, R. (2004) Cyber Trust and Crime Prevention: A Synthesis of the State of the Art Science Reviews’, Report prepared for the Office of Science and Technology, Department of Trade and Industry Foresight Project, London, Nov.

8. Mansell, R. (2003) ‘Building Knowledge and Capabilities for Action – Capabilities for Knowledge Sharing’, Contribution to the UNESCO World Report on ‘Towards Knowledge Societies’, prepared for UNESCO.

9. Mansell, R. (2003) ICTs for development - the case of B2B e-commerce’ Report prepared for ‘Boom, Bust and Aftermath: Does the New Economy Matter for Development?’, study of the long-term impact of ICT on economic performance and development for UNCTAD, Apr.

10. Humphrey, J., Mansell, R., Paré, D. and Schmitz, H. (2003) The Reality of E-commerce with Developing Countries, joint LSE/IDS Report for the Department for International Development, London, Mar.

11. Mansell, R et al. (2003) ‘G-Nike Research Road Map: D9. Executive Summary & D10. Extended Final Version’, Report with collaborating institutions, supported by the European Commission Information Society Technology Programme, May.


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12. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2000) ‘A Note on Alternative Models for Creating Confidence and Stimulating E-Commerce, prepared for the Sub-Committee B of the House of Lords Select Committee on the EU Inquiry on E-Commerce: Policy Development and Coordination in the EU’ in House of Lords Select Committee Report on the EU Inquiry on E-Commerce, London, HMSO, 16 pages.

13. Mansell, R. and Paré, D. (2003) ‘The London Docklands as a Potential Growth Node’, An analysis prepared for the G-NIKE Project, supported by the European Commission Information Society Technology Programme, 9 Apr.

14. Mansell, R. (2003) ‘Building Sustainable Knowledge Societies: Towards a Conceptual Framework’, Paper prepared as a contribution to the ‘Towards Knowledge Societies’ UNESCO World Report, 23 Feb.

15. Mansell, R., Adesida, O., and Murray, A. (2003) ‘The Nature of the Information Society: An Industrialized World Perspective’, Paper for the ITU Visions of the Information Society Lecture series in conjunction with PrepCom 2, World Summit on the Information Society, Geneva, 18-25 Feb.

16. Mansell, R., Kim, B. K. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2002) ‘Unbundling the Local Loop in the UK’, in L. Van Audenhove and P. Verhoest (Eds) Case Study Collection (Part V Interconnection), MEDA Telecom Project 2000-2002: New Approaches to Telecommunications Policy in Mediterranean Countries, ENCIP Network, Dec.

17. Mansell, R. and Nikolychuk, L. (2002) The Economic Importance of Electronic Networks: Assessing the Micro-level Evidence Base’, Final Report for the Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit Review of Electronic Networks, Cabinet Office, 26 Aug.

18. Arlandis, J., Bohlin, E., Leyton, J. and Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Sustainable e-Europe: An Agenda for Dynamic Information Societies’ ENCIP Policy Position Paper and Research Agenda 2001-02, 17 Dec.

19. Mansell, R. and Couldry, N. (2001) Report of the Commonwealth Expert Group on Information Technology for the Commonwealth High Level Review Group, Report prepared for the Commonwealth Secretariat, London.

20. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘OECD Emerging Market Economy Forum on Electronic Commerce’, Dubai, UAE, 16-17 Jan, Summary Report for the OECD, DSTI/ICCP(2001)4, 12 Feb.

21. Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Issues Paper’, Prepared for the OECD Emerging Market Economy Forum on Electronic Commerce, Dubai, UAE, 16-17 Jan.

22. Mansell, R. (1999) Global access to information & communication technologies (GAIT): priorities for action, Report prepared for International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa. SPRU, University of Sussex.

23. Mansell, R., Steinmueller, W. E., Miller, J. et al. (1999) Working Towards Knowledge Society Telematics Applications, An Assessment of the Results of the Fourth Framework Telematics Applications Programme Projects, Executive Summary, Part A Programme Level Assessment, Part B, 12 Sector Level Reports, Part C, Methodological Tools and Data Table’, Deliverable D09.02 for the ASSENT Project, for the European Commission DGXIIIC/E (with ASSENT project partners), 18 April. D10.01/02/03 Final Report on Methodology, 30 Apr.

24. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1999) Executive Summary: Assessment of the Results of the Telematics Applications Programme Projects (First Information Collection Campaign)’ ASSENT Project SU2101, European Commission DG XIIIC/E, 1 Feb and Part A of full report Apr. 1998.

25. Millar, J. and Mansell, R. (1999). Software Applications and Poverty Reduction - A Review of Experience. Falmer, Brighton: Final Report prepared for the Department for International Development, London by SPRU, University of Sussex, Jun.

26. Mansell, R., Schenk, I. And Steinmueller, W. E. (1998) Net Compatible: Virtual Communities, Intelligent Agents and Trust Service Provision for Electronic Commerce, Final Report prepared for NCR Knowledge Lab, London, 15 Dec.

27. Mansell, R., Bernard, J., Cattaneo, G., Steinmueller, W. E. and Soete, L. (1998) Constructing the European Information Society, Summary of the 3rd year activities in the Advanced Communication Technologies and Services (ACTS) Socio-economic impacts of advanced communication technologies and recommendations (FAIR) Project AC093, Milan, Databank, Nov.

28. Mansell, R. and Credé, A. (1998) ICTs in Developing Countries: #1 - The Importance for Sustainable Development, # 2 - The Gaps in Provision; # 3- The Basis for a National Policy Framework; #4 - Examples of ICTs in Practise. The Hague: International Institute for Development (IICD)/KPN Research, Aug.


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29. Mansell, R., Bernard, J., Cattaneo, G., Morganti, F., Silverstone, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1997) The European Information Society at the Crossroads, Summary of the 2nd year activities in the European Commission ACTS FAIR Project AC093, Brighton, SPRU, Jul.

30. Mansell, R. and Gristock, J. J. (1997) Distributed Library Futures: IT Applications for 2000 and Beyond, Report prepared for the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), University of Sussex, Nov, released as SPRU Report.

31. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘Innovation Systems and the ‘Information Highway’’, Background Paper prepared for ‘Strengthening Innovation Systems’, an international multi-client research program proposal sponsored by IDRC and IFIAS, Jun.

32. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘Substantive Theme: Information and Communication Technologies for Development’ Report of the Working Group on Information and Communication Technologies for Development, E/CN.16/1997/4, UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development, Third Session, Geneva, 12 May.

33. Hawkins, R., Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1997) Mapping and Measuring the Information Technology, Electronics and Communications Sector in the UK, Report for Office of Science and Technology, Technology Foresight Panel ITEC, Science Policy Research Unit, Brighton, Mar.

34. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1997) Behind the Scenarios: Ways Forward to the European Information Society, Summary of 1996-97 ACTS/FAIR work on Techno-Economic and Socio-Political Issues, Mar.

35. Mansell, R., Bernard, J., Cattaneo, G., Silverstone, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) The Way Forward: Advanced Communication, Economic Growth and Social Development in Europe, Summary of the 1st year’s activities in the ACTS FAIR Project AC093, Brighton, SPRU, Jul.

36. Mansell, R. and Tang, P. (1996) Technological and Regulatory Changes Affecting Multinational Enterprises in Telecommunications: Aspects of the impact on the workforce, Working Paper No. 78, International Labour Office, Geneva.

37. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) The Way Forward: Socio-Economic and Policy Issues & Advanced Communication Technologies and Services, Report for the CEC on ACTS FAIR Project AC093, ‘Analysis of ACTS-SEP Matrix Issues – Part C: Techno-Economic and Socio-Political Analysis of Infrastructure and Service Deployment’, Mar.

38. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1995) Intellectual Property Rights: The Development of Information Infrastructures for the Information Society – Final Report’ prepared for the STOA Programme of the European Parliament, Maastricht, MERIT, Oct.

39. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1995) Policy Options for the New Telecommunications: Final Report’ prepared for the STOA Programme of the European Parliament, Maastricht, MERIT, Oct.

40. Mansell, R. and Sayers, D. (1995) Computing in Europe: The Future of the ‘Mainframe’ Computer in the United Kingdom, Report for MERIT, Maastricht, for Amdahl Corporation, Mar.

41. D’Adderio, L., Molas-Gallert, J. and Mansell, R. (1995) Electronic Procurement: Stage 1 Report, prepared for Ernst & Young and the European Commission, Brighton, SPRU, Mar.

42. Mansell, R. and Credé , A. (1994) International Telecommunication Markets: Infrastructure Competition and ‘Commodity’ Supply’, Report prepared for the OECD Information, Computer and Communications Policy division, Working Party on Telecommunication and Information Services Policy, Brighton: SPRU, Oct.

43. Hawkins, R. and Mansell, R. (1994) ‘International Workshop on Standards, Innovation, Competitiveness and Policy Briefing Paper’, Brighton: SPRU, 25 pages.

44. Mansell, R. and Tang, P. (1994) Electronic Information Services: Competitiveness in the United Kingdom, Report for the Department of Trade and Industry, Textiles and Retailing Division, London: Brighton: SPRU, Apr.

45. Mansell, R., Paltridge, S. and Hawkins, R. (1993) Satellite Remote Sensing: Industrial Dynamics and Pricing Policy, SPRU/CICT – CIRCIT Research Report No. 4, Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, Melbourne, Apr.

46. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘A Comment in Response to the OFTEL Consultative Document Calling Line Identification’, submission to the Office of Telecommunications, London, 19 Nov, 18 pp.

47. Mansell, R. (1993) Communication Revolution: Implications for Policy and Governance, Report prepared for the World Humanity Action Trust, London, Sept.


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48. Mansell, R. (1993) High Performance Computing: Network and Institutional Scenarios, Report prepared for the OECD Information, Computers and Communication Policy Division, Directorate for Science and Technology, Paris, Aug.

49. Tang, P. and Mansell, R. (1993) Telecommunication, Multinational Enterprises and Globalization: Implications for Future Network Development, Report for Rank Xerox Cambridge Europarc, Feb.

50. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1993) Electronic Trading Networks: Implications for the European Telecommunication Infrastructure, Final Report for Socio-Economic and Technical Impact Assessment & Forecasts – RACE II Project: R2089, for the Commission of the European Communities, Brighton, SPRU, Jan.

51. Mansell, R. and Walker, P. (1992) European Cross-Border Telecommunication: The Supply Side View, Brighton: SPRU, October, presented to Joint Commercial Strategy Meeting of PTT Netherlands and Swedish Telecom (Televerket).

52. Harris, R., Lambrakis, G., Lauder, G., Mansell, R. and Trapezaoglou, V. (1992) Human Resources and Communication Highways: Critical Factors for Regional Development, Final Report to Egnatia Epirus Foundation, Greece, for Commission of the European Communities, Harrow: IBEX Consultants Ltd, Nov.

53. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) Electronic Trading Networks: Impact on European Telecommunication Infrastructure, Interim Report for Socio- Economic and Technical Impact Assessment & Forecasts – RACE II Project: R2089, Report for the Commission of the European Communities, Brighton: SPRU, Jul.

54. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) Electronic Trading Networks and Interactivity: The Route Toward Competitive Advantage, Summary and Case Study Reports, Brighton: SPRU, Apr.

55. Mansell, R., Paltridge, S., and Hawkins, R. (1992) Issues in Earth Observation Data Policy for Europe: Industrial Dynamics and Pricing Policies, Economic Analysis and A User Perspective on European Policy and Technical Institutions, in Logica Space and Communications Ltd, J. A. Allen, Issues in Earth Observation Data Policy for Europe, Final Report for the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate- General for Science, Research and Development, London.

56. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1993) Coherence and Diversity of Systems of Innovation. Electronic Trading Networks: The Emergence of New Productive Systems, Report for the Commission of the European Communities FAST project on ‘Coherence and Diversity of Systems of Innovation’ published as European Commission FAST Monitor Report, Continental Europe: Science, Technology and Community Cohesion, Vol. 23-24, Annex 5.

57. Mansell, R. and Sayers, D. (1992) European Cross-border Telecommunication: The Large Business User’s View, Report prepared for Programme on Information and Communication Technologies, a report for AT&T Istel, Brighton: SPRU, Oct.

58. Garnham, N., Goddard, J., Mansell, R. et al. (1991) ‘Competition and Choice: Telecommunications Policy for the 1990s, a response to the Department of Trade and Industry Consultative Document’, Oxford PICT, January, published and submitted to UK ‘Duopoly Review’, PICT, Oxford.

59. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R. and Jenkins, M. (1991) Technical and Policy Prerequisites for Global Networking Efficiency, Final Report to UNCTAD Special Division for Trade Facilitation, Sept.

60. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1991) Which Future for Multimedia Interfaces - Understanding Society/User Requirements, Final Report to Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd, Tokyo, translated into Japanese, Aug.

61. Mansell, R. and Morgan, K. (1991) ‘Communicating Across Boundaries: the Winding Road to Broadband Networking: Synthesis Report’, in Perspectives on Advanced Communications for Europe PACE ‘90, Vol. VII, Brussels: Commission of the European Communities, Feb.

62. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1990) Global Networking: Integrating Supplier and User Perspectives, Report prepared for Information Technology Option, Management of Technology Programme, Brighton Partnership for Management of Technology, Brighton: SPRU, Nov.

63. Mansell, R. and Mohan, V. (1989) Internationally Comparable Statistical Sources in Telecommunications, Report prepared for OECD/1CCP Working Party on Telecommunications and Information Services Policy, Sept.

64. Mansell, R. and Darmaros, T. (1989) New Telecommunication Network-based Services: A Decade of Experience in the Advanced Industrialised Economies, Final Report to the World Bank, Jun.

65. Mansell, R. and Jagger, N. (1989) Inward Technology Transfer Review: Databases and UK Firms, Report to the UK Department of Trade and Industry, Jun.


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66. Mansell,, R. (1988) The Economics of IT, An Introduction to Information Technology: Social and Technological Issues, Block 3 Part C, DT200, Milton Keynes: The Open University.

67. Mansell, R. (1986) ‘Interaction between Changing Telecommunication Market Structures and the Equipment Industry’, Paper prepared for OECD, Paris.

68. Melody, W. H., Mansell, R. and Oliver, A. (1983) Telecommunications in Nova Scotia: A Cost of Service Study for Maritime Telegraph and Telephone Co., Final Report, for the Nova Scotia Board of Public Utilities, Jul.

69. Melody, W. H., Smythe, D. W. with Mansell, R., Oliver, A., Pederson, A., and Goodacre, W. (1980) The Level and Structure of License Fees in the Microwave Band: An Investigation of Economic and Operational Aspects of Using License Fee Schedules in Particular Bands as Part of Radio Spectrum Management, for the Department of Communications, Ottawa, 15 Mar.

PUBLICATIONS – BOOK REVIEWS 1. Mansell, R. (2016) ‘Wilbur Schramm and Noam Chomsky Meet Harold Innis: Media, Power and

Democracy: Review Essay, by Robert E Babe, Lexington Books, Boulder CO, 2015, 300 pages, Canadian Journal of Communication, 41(2), online pp. 1-6.

2. Mansell, R. (2012) ‘Critical Thinking: Kahneman and Policy Making’, Review of D. Kahneman, Thinking, Fast and Slow. New York: Straus and Giroux, 2011, Prometheus, 30(4): 461-464.

3. Mansell, R. (2010) Review of S. Madon, e-Governance for Development: A focus on rural India, London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009, in Journal of Information Technology and People, 23(3): 281-282.

4. Mansell, R. (2006) Review of G. Room and collaborators, The European Challenge: Innovation, Policy Learning and Social Cohesion in the New Economy. Bristol: Policy Press, 2005, in Journal of European Social Policy, 16(4): 403.

5. Mansell, R. (2005) Review of S. Braman (ed), Communication Researchers and Policy-Making, Cambridge MA: MIT Press, 2005 in European Journal of Communication, 20(2): 259-261 and extended review in Research Policy, 34(1): 117-123.

6. Mansell, R. (2003) Review of M. Castells, The Internet Galaxy, London: Oxford University Press, 2001, Research Policy, 32(3): 526-527.

7. Mansell, R. (1998) Review of D. Caminer, J. Aris, P. Hermon and F. Land, The World’s First Business Computer: User-Driven Innovation, London/New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1996, European Management Journal, 16(6): 740-741.

8. Mansell, R. (1998) Review of D. MacKenzie, Knowing Machines: Essays on Technical Change, Cambridge MA: MIT Press, 1966 in Research Policy, 27: 234-5.

9. Mansell, R. (1998) Review of L. Strate, R. Jacobson, and S. B. Gibson, (eds) Communication and Cyberspace: Social Interaction in an Electronic Environment, Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press Inc, 1996 in Technovation, 18(3): 221-2.

10. Mansell, R. (1996) Review of M. Estabrooks, Electronic Technology, Corporate Strategy, and World Transformation, Westport CT/London: Quorum Books, 1995 in International Journal of Communication 3(1): 144.

11. Mansell, R. (1995) Review of R. E. Babe, Communication and the Transformation of Economics: Essays in Information, Public Policy and Political Economy, Telecommunications Policy, 20(6): 465-466.

12. Mansell, R. (1994) Review of A. Macpherson, International Telecommunication Standards Organisations, Boston/London: Artech House, 1990, in Information, Economics and Policy, 6: 179-87.

13. Mansell, R. (1994) Review of L. Harasim, Global Networks: Computers and International Communication, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1993, Intermedia, 22(1): 44-5.

14. Mansell, R. (1993) Review of P. Cooke, F. Moulaert, E. Swyngedouw, O. Weinstein and P. Wells, Towards Global Localisation: The Computing and Telecommunications Industries in Britain and France, UCL Press Ltd, London, 1992, in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 17(3): 453-454.


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15. Mansell, R. (1993) Review of J. M. Smits, Legal Aspects of Implementing International Telecommunication Links: Institutions, Regulations and Instruments, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, in Utilities Policy, Oct.: 335-336.

16. Mansell, R. and Archambault, E. (1993) Review of T. Long, The European R&D Initiative in Communications and IT: An Opportunity Not to be Missed? Financial Times Report 1991, in R&D Management, 23(3): 267-268.

17. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘Inside View of European Telecommunications Policy’, review of M. Carpentier, S. Farnoux-Toporkoff and C. Garric, Telecommunications in Transition, Chichester: John Wiley, 1992, in Telecommunications Policy, 17(4): 316-317.

18. Mansell, R. (1992) Review of F. Meyer-Krahmer, J. Miller, B. Preissl (eds) Information Technology: Impacts, Policies and Future Perspectives, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1990 in Research Policy, 21(2): pp. 192-194.

19. Mansell, R. (1991) Review of Collaboration, Competition and the EC: Strategies for New Technology Case Studies from Britain and France, eds, M. Sharp and P. Holmes, Philip Allen, 1989, Utilities Policy, 1(3): 271-272.

20. Mansell, R. (1991) Review of M. Fransman, The Market and Beyond: Cooperation and Competition in Information Technology in the Japanese System, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1990 in Journal of Economic Issues, 25(4).

21. Mansell, R. (1991) Review of R. Babe, Telecommunications in Canada: Technology, Industry and Government, University of Toronto Press, Toronto, in Prometheus, 9(2).

22. Mansell, R. (1989) Review of D. Charles, P. Monk and E. Sciberras, Technology and Competition in the International Telecommunications Industry, London: Pinter Publishers, 1989, in Prometheus,7(2).

23. Mansell, R. (1987) Review of On the Line: The Men of MCI – Who Took on AT&T, Risked Everything and Won! by L. Kahaner, Telecommunications Policy, 11(2): 208-209.

WORKING PAPERS 1. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘Power and Interests in Developing Knowledge Societies: Exogenous and

Endogenous Discourses in Contention’, IKM-E Programme (International Knowledge Management – Emergent) Working Paper No. 11.

2. Databank Consulting, Mansell-Media@LSE and others (2003) ‘Policy Challenges for the Age of Networks’, STAR Conference Summary, for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Milan.

3. Databank Consulting, Mansell-Media@LSE and others (2003) ‘Images of Tomorrow’, STAR Annual Report 2003, for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Milan.

4. Databank Consulting, Mansell-Media@LSE and others (2002) ‘Forgetting the Digital Revolution Rhetoric’, STAR Annual Report 2002, for for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Milan.

5. Databank Consulting, Mansell-Media@LSE and others (2001) ‘Europe The Digital Way: Employment, Growth and Transformation’, STAR Annual Report 2001, for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Milan.

6. Hawkins, R. and Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Electronic Commerce and Business Model Evolution’, Executive Briefing No. 3, for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Oct.

7. Millar, J. and Mansell, R. (2001) ‘Skill, Employment and the Digital Economy’, Executive Briefing No. 5, for ‘Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution’ (STAR), European Commission Report, Oct.

8. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1998) ‘Towards “Digital Intermediation” in the European Information Society’, FAIR (Forecasts and Assessment of Advanced Communication Technologies and Services and Recommendations – European Commission DGXIII project) Working Paper No. 50, SPRU, Mar.


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9. Janson, E. and Mansell, R (1998) ‘A Case of Electronic Commerce: the On-line Music Industry - Content, Regulation and Barriers to Development’, FAIR Working Paper No. 40, SPRU, Mar.

10. Margaris, P. and Mansell, R. (1998) ‘Global Mobile Personal Communication Systems: Bridging the Compatibility Gap in International Mobile Telephony’, FAIR Working Paper No. 39, SPRU, Mar.

11. Mansell, R. and Sayers, D. (1998) ‘Update on European Telecommunication Regulation and Policy: FAIR Overview of the 1998 “Free Market”’, FAIR Working Paper No. 37, SPRU, Mar.

12. Mansell, R. and Srivastava, L. (1998) ‘Electronic Cash and the Innovation Process: A User Paradigm’ FAIR Working Paper No. 35, SPRU, Mar.

13. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘Consumer and Citizen Rights and Expectations: Commercialising Advanced Communication Services in the Information Society’, FAIR Working Paper No. 25, SPRU, Feb.

14. Mansell, R. (1997) ‘The Implementation of Data Protection Legislation and its Workability’ FAIR Working Paper No. 24, SPRU, Feb.

15. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘The Way Forward: Socio Economic and Policy Issues & Advanced Communication Technologies and Services’ FAIR Working Paper No. 2, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

16. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Technology Diffusion and Complementary Developments in the ACTS Programme’ FAIR Working Paper No. 3, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

17. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Standards and Standardisation for European Competitiveness’ FAIR Working Paper No. 4, SPRU, Mar and Nov.

18. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Regulation and Policy for Advanced Communication Technologies and Services’ FAIR Working Paper No. 5, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

19. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Intellectual Property Rights - Key Issues and Problems’ FAIR Working Paper No. 6, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

20. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Securing Electronic Networks’ FAIR Working Paper No. 7, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

21. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Social Communities, Privacy and Legislative Measures’ FAIR Working Paper No. 8, SPRU, Mar. and Nov.

22. Mansell, R. and Credé, A. (1995) ‘Telecommunications Infrastructure Competition and ‘Commodity’ Supply’, European Network for Communication and Information Perspectives (ENCIP) Working Paper Series, Montpellier, May, 35 pages.

23. Constantelou, N. and Mansell, R. (1994) ‘On the Road to Competition in Telecommunication: ‘Catching-up’ in the Less Favoured Regions of the European Community’, ENCIP Working Paper Series, Montpellier, 50 pages.

24. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘From Telephony to Telematics Services: Equity, Efficiency and Regulatory Innovation’, PICT Policy Research Paper No. 24, November, Brunel: ESRC PICT, 24 pages.

25. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘Trans-European Telecommunication: User Perspectives on the Prospects and Problems’, European Network for Communication and Information Perspectives (ENCIP) Working Paper No. 4, Montpellier, Mar.

26. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Forecasting Multimedia Markets? Society and User Requirements’, SPRU CICT (Centre for Information and Communication Technologies) Report Series, No. 1, Jun.

27. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Technical and Policy Prerequisites for Global Networking Efficiency’, SPRU CICT Report Series, No. 3, Nov.

28. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) Electronic Trading Networks and Interactivity: The Route to Competitive Advantage? Case Study Report’, SPRU CICT Report Series, No. 4, Dec.

29. Mansell, R. (ed) (1993) ‘From Telecommunication to Telematics: Policies and Strategies for European Infrastructures. Key Events and Selected Bibliography – European Community, United Kingdom, Greece and Spain’, Brighton: SPRU CICT Report Series No. 9, Aug.

POPULAR ARTICLES AND SHORT PIECES INCLUDING BLOGS – (excluding press coverage)


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1. Mansell, R. (12 May 2015) ‘EU Digital Single Market Strategy – high priority, but the political choices

are yet to come’, Media Policy Project, LSE

2. Mansell, R. (2015) ‘Platforms of Power’, InterMedia, 43(1): 20-24.

3. Shan, Zhou (2014) Equilibrium and Cooperation: Core Value of Internet Governance: interview of Robin Mansell’, Social Science Abroad [Chinese journal], 6.

4. Mansell, R. (27 Nov. 2014) ‘Governing the Gatekeepers: Is Formal Regulation Needed?’, Media Policy Project, LSE

5. Mansell, R. (30 Sept. 2013) ‘Can the Creative Industry Adapt to Change?’ LSE Media Policy Project Blog.

6. Cammaerts, B, Mansell, R. and Meng, B. (11 Aug 2013), ‘Copyright and Creation: A Case for Promoting Online Sharing’, Media Policy Brief 9, Department of Media and Communications, LSE.

7. Mansell, R. (26 Feb. 2013) ‘UNESCO Renews its “Knowledge Societies” Vision’, Media Policy Project, LSE.

8. Mansell, R. (13 Aug. 2012) ‘Imagining the Internet and Why it Matters’, Oxford University Press blogsite.

9. Mansell, R. (1 Aug. 2012) ‘Will Citizen Publishing of Digital Information Trump Online News?’ The Economist blog.

10. Mansell, R. (15 Jun. 2012) ‘Draft Comms Data Bill: Necessary and Proportionate?’ LSE Media Policy Project blog.

11. Mansell, R. (16 May 2012) ‘Queen’s Speech: The Promise of New Communications Data Legislation’, LSE Media Policy Project blog.

12. Mansell, R. (2012) ‘Commentary: ICT Innovation and Sustainable Development’ for International Institute for Sustainable Development in Souter, D. and MacLean, D. (eds) Changing our Understanding of Sustainability: The Impact of ICTs and the Internet, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Canada.

13. Mansell, R. (27-28 Sept. 2011) Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Debate on ICTs for Development, moderated by IDS Sussex.

14. Mansell, R. (2011) interviewed by Dr. Indrek Ibrus, on IPR issues, ‘Infoturg ja digikultuur’ in Vikerkaar (Estonian), No. 10-11, pp. 147-153.

15. Mansell, R. (19 Sept. 2011) interviewed by Prof. Dwayne Winseck, Carleton University on Should ISPs Enforce Copyright?, blog.

16. Mansell, R. (14 Nov. 2010) interviewed by Laureano Ralon, for Figureground blog.

17. Mansell, R. (2010) ‘Everything old is new again’, LSE Research, 2(Autumn), pp. 30-31.

18. Mansell, R. (29 Apr. 2009) interviewed for Siemens Innovations Report on ‘Medienkulture im Wandel’.

19. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Do we trust U?’ LSE Magazine, Winter, pp. 14-15.

20. Mansell, R. (2005) ‘Strategic Interests in Information Societies’, in P. Verhoest (ed) Contradiction, Confusion and Hubris, A Critical Review of European Information Society Policy, paper by Nicholas Garnham with comments, ENCIP Report, Montpellier, March.

21. Mansell, R. (28 Jan. 2005) ‘The Role of Communication in Development Practice’, SciDev.net.

22. Mansell, R. (22 Feb. 2002) ‘New-Tech Society: Where all citizens should be free to meet’, The Times Higher Education Supplement, 6 page special supplement.

23. Mansell, R. (14 Sept. 2001) ‘E-commerce: Accelerator of Development’, IDS Policy Briefing, IDS Sussex.

24. Mansell, R. (2000) ‘Knowledge and the Internet: The End of Control?’, Intermedia, 28(2/3): 43-46.

25. Mansell, R. (2000) ‘Building Distinctive Knowledge Societies: Digital Divide or Development Opportunity?’ Minosmind, 11(Sept): 5-7.


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26. Mansell, R. and Steinmuelller, W. E. (2000) ‘Information and Communication Technologies and the UK 2000 to 2005: Governance, Regulation and Accountability’, paper prepared for the ESRC and CRIC as a contribution to the Director General of the Research Councils’ request, Brighton, SPRU.

27. Mansell, R. and Millar, J. (2000) ‘Information Technology: A Priority for Development?’, in K Bell (ed) Paths to Prosperity: Science & Technology in the Commonwealth 1999/2000, Commonwealth Secretariat, Kensington Publications, London, pp. 42-43.

28. Mansell, R., Steinmueller, W. E. and Wehn, U. (1999) ‘Indicators of a Sustainable Information Society: Policy Analysis and Application’, The IPTS Report, 32(Mar.): 34-41, translated into French and Spanish.

29. Mansell, R. and Barnett, A. (7 Oct. 1998) 'From moneybags to know-it-all. The World Bank shifts its stall' in OneWorld News Service.

30. Mansell, R. (1998) 'The Scarcity-Abundance Dialectic: The dynamics of communication and access' in J.J. van Cuilenburg and S. Zwier (eds) Proceedings of the ASCOR Opening Conference 1997, Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis Publishers.

31. Mansell, R. (Mar. 1998) ‘Net gains or Net dreams?’ in Insights: Development Research Special issue on IT and Development, Issue #25.

32. Mansell, R. (1998) ‘Citizen Expectations: The Internet and the Universal Service Challenge’ Intermedia, 26(1): 4-7, 15.

33. Mansell, R. (Jan. 1998) ‘Nytändning för Vetenskapliga Rådet’ Interview KFB Kommuniké, (Swedish National R&D Board).

34. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Derechos de propiedad intelectual: diseno de las infraestructuras de informacion’ in Fundesco Bulletin of La Fundacion para el Desarrollo de la Funcion Social de las Comunicaciones, April, Tribune Section, Madrid.

35. Mansell, R. (1995) ‘The Missing Element in Superhighway Europe’, European Brief (Feb/Mar): 47-48.

36. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘Manifesto for a Revolution’, Parliamentary Brief, 2(8): 51-52.

37. Mansell, R. (1994) ‘Calling Line Identification: Regulatory, Privacy and Cost Implications’, in K. S. Le Murra (ed) The TUA [Telecommunication Users Association] Official Reference Book 1994, London: Telecommunications Users’ Association, pp. 83-4.

38. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘Who Should Pay for the Telecom Network’, Magyar Tavkozles Kulonscam, 1: 31-34 (translated into Hungarian), also in Telecommunications International, 27(2):19-24, 1994.

39. Mansell, R. (1993) ‘From Telephony to Telematics Services’, Transnational Data and Communications Report, Sept/Oct: 17-21.

40. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (Oct. 1993) ‘Electronic Trading Networks: The Route to Competitive Advantage’ Electronic Markets, Newsletter of the Competence Centre Electronic Markets, University of St. Gallen, Institute for Information Management, p.16.

41. Mansell, R., Paltridge, S. and Hawkins, R. (1993) ‘Satellite Remote Sensing: Industrial Dynamics and Pricing Policy’, CIRCIT Newsletter, 5(3): 8.

42. Mansell, R., Hawkins, R., and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Networks, Trade Efficiency and Standards’, PICT Newsletter, Sept: 2-3.

43. High Touch (1992) interview ‘Die Politik des Telefonierens: Europa auf dem Priifstand der Telekommunikation’, No. 4, Telenorma GmbH, Frankfurt, pp. 62-65.

44. Mansell, R. and Jenkins, M. (1992) ‘Beyond EDI: The Trade’s the Thing’, Communications Week International, Jan: C10-C11.

45. Mansell, R. (1992) ‘Tackling the Information Technology Agenda: Policy and Practice – The role for an International Research Oriented IT Club’, a SPRU/COGS Consultative Document, Jan.

46. Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (1996) ‘Intellectual Property Rights: Designing the Information Infrastructures for the Information Society’, DEMOS Quarterly.

47. Mansell, R. and Hawkins, R. (1992) ‘Mobile Communications Systems: Issues and Prospects’, in C. V. Mohan and J. Vogler (eds.) Sharing Spectrum in the Digital Age, WARC ‘92, London: International Institute of Communications London and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, pp. 21-23.


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48. Mansell, R. (1992) ‘International Comparisons of Tariff Structures of Public Telecom Operators’, in International Telecommunication Union, Special Session of the World Telecommunication Forum, Part 3, Economic Symposium Proceedings, Budapest, 12-17 Oct.

49. Mansell, R. (1991) ‘Electronic Trading Networks: EDI and Beyond’ in Industrial Dynamics, Innovation Policies, New Markets: Proceedings of the IDATE 13th International Conference, Montpellier, Nov, pp. 173-183.

50. Mansell, R. and Ypsilanti, D. (1991) ‘New telecommunication network-based services: challenges for the 1990s’ in International Telecommunication Union (ed) Proceedings of the Economics Symposium TELECOM ‘91, ITU, Geneva, October, reprinted in Management of International Telecommunications, Maidenhead: Datapro, Dec, pp. 801-805.

51. Mansell, R. (1990) ‘Problemas de coste y de precios en las telecommunicaciones: analisis de las tendencias en Europa’ in M. Bernal (ed) Telecommunicaciones ‘90 Tarifas: Restructuracion de las Tarifas y Desarrollo de Servicios de Telecommunicacion. Madrid: FUNDESCO, Cabinete de Communicacion y Publicaciones, pp. 33-47.

52. Mansell, R. (1989) ‘Telecommunication Network-based Services Regulatory Framework’, Transnational Data and Communications Report, 12(1): 15-23.

53. Melody, W. H., Mansell, R. Smythe, D., and Koebberling, U. (1988) ‘Communicacion, informacion, cultura y desarrollo – bibliografia, comentada, un panorama de la literatura en lengua inglesa’, Revista TELOS, 15: 146-154.

54. Mansell, R. (1988) ‘Information and Telecommunication Technologies in Regional Development’, OECD Science, Technology and Industry (STI) Review, 3: 135-173.

55. Mansell, R. (1988) ‘Videotex Systems Take Off’, OECD Observer, 152: 23-26.

56. Mansell, R. and Ypsilanti, D. (28 Sept. 1988) ‘In Search of a Framework’, Communications Week International.

57. Mansell, R. and Ypsilanti, D. (1987) ‘The Economic Role of Telecommunications and Information Services: Development and Changes in OECD Countries’ in Telecom ‘87, Proceedings, Part IV, ‘Symposium on Economics and Financial Areas of Telecommunications’, Geneva, 22-24 Oct.

58. Mansell, R. (1987) ‘Reforming Telecommunications Policy in OECD Countries’, OECD Observer, 148: 18-22.

59. ‘Melody, W. H., Mansell, R. and Smythe, D. (1985) Introduction to a Bibliography on Communication, Information and Culture’, paper presented at a Seminar on Technology and Culture, Institute for Latin America, Transnational Centre for the Study of Culture, Lima.

SELECTED PRESS COVERAGE

1. Mansell, R. (14 Oct. 2013) BBC Radio6 Music Piracy Interview with Chris Hawkins on copyright.

2. Mansell, R. (21 Dec. 2011) cited in ‘Deconstructed’ blog by J. Turner.

3. Mansell, R. (15 Aug. 2011) cited in ‘Social Media n Focus after British Riots’, People’s Daily Online, and here

4. Mansell, R. (24 Mar. 2011) cited in ‘BT says quarter of phone boxes in Wales rarely used’, BBC News.

5. Mansell, R. (27 Sept. 2011) cited in ‘Studii postuniversitare in Media si Comunicare’, Studentie.ro.

6. Mansell, R. (15 Jan. 2010) cited in ‘Haiti Fundraising Speeds Up with Twitter, Facebook’, BusinessWeek.

7. Mansell, R. (29 Apr. 2009) interviewed for Siemens Innovations Report on ‘Medienkulture im Wandel’.

8. Mansell, R. (2008) interviewed for ‘Congress om medier och globalisering’, SverigesRadio,

9. Mansell, R. (31 Jan. 2008) cited in ‘Rogue Trader Strikes Chord for Fans of the Little Guy’, Toronto Star.

10. Mansell, R. (18 Apr. 2007) cited in “The Students Mistaken for the Gunman’, Mail Online.

11. Mansell, R. (8 Nov. 2007) cited in ‘With Friends Like These’, BBC News Channel.


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12. Mansell, R. (12 Oct. 2006) interviewed on ‘Al-Jazeera utmanar västerländsk nyhetsdominans’, StockhomsFria.

13. Mansell, R. (26 Sept. 2006) cited in ‘Watch That Box for Al Jazeera, and More’, IPS.

14. Mansell, R. (25 Jul. 2006) cited in ‘Prestigious journalism conference held at AUC’, The Dailynewsegypt.com.

15. Mansell, R. (26 Feb. 2004) cited in ‘Media Studies: It’s Tough!’, The Independent.

16. Mansell, R. (24 Jun. 2004) cited in ‘Studies in the Zeitgeist: Universities are introducing exciting masters degrees to reflect the changing world’, The Independent.

17. Cross, M. (8 Jul. 2004) cited in ‘How to avoid the frog broiler’, The Guardian.

18. Mansell, R. (13 Feb. 2003) cited in ‘Government Warned over ISP Regulation’ New Media Age.

19. Mansell, R. (3 Apr. 2003) cited in ‘Internet Power “Fails the Poor”, BBC News.

20. Mansell, R. (9 Jun. 2003) cited in ‘In search of profitable connections’, BBC News.

21. Mansell, R. (23 Jun. 2003) cited in ‘In search of Africa’s Silicon Valley’, BBC News.

22. Mansell, R. (1 Jul. 2003) cited in ‘New Technology for an Old Continent’ African Business.

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Keynote/Plenary Lectures in bold

1. Keynote Speaker, (in progress) ‘Do the Media Contribute to Social Inequality?’, European Communications Research and Education Association (ECREA) Preconference, Prague, Nov. 2016.

2. Keynote Speaker, Final Plenary, ‘Surveillance, Power and Communication’, International Communication Association (ICA) Conference, Fukuoka, 13 Jun. 2016, forthcoming in Human Rights and the Internet Series, openDemocracy website, oral version with links to references, 2 Jul. 2016.

3. Keynote Speaker, ‘Power, Hierarchy and the Internet – Why the Internet Empowers and disempowers’, Global Studies Conference on ‘Power and Participation in the Age of Big Data’, London, 20-21 Jul. 2015.

4. Keynote Speaker, ‘Social Imaginaries, the Internet – Empowerment and Disempowerment’, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Montreal, 12-16 Jul. 2015.

5. Paper Presentation, ‘Unpacking “Black Boxes”: Understanding Digital Intermediary Innovation’, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Montreal, 12-16 Jul. 2015.

6. Paper Presentation, ‘Governing Knowledge Societies – Competing Norms and Models’, PANAM Workshop, Montreal, 17 Jul. 2015.

7. Chair, ‘Internet Governance Post-Snowden’, Communication and Technology Policy Section, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Montreal, 12-16 Jul. 2015.

8. Discussant, CyberEurope: Internet, Security and Citizens’ Rights’, 22nd International Conference of Europeanists, Science Po, Paris, 9 Jul. 2015.

9. Invited Panelist, ‘The Unbearable Lightness of Media and Communications Research’, ICA Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 22-26 May 2015.

10. Co-Organiser and Discussant, ‘Administrative v. Critical Research: Implications for Contemporary Information Policy Studies’, ICA Pre-Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 21 May 2015

11. Invited Paper Presentation, ‘Social Value of High Bandwidth Networks: The Case of Creative Performance’, Conference on Communication Networks Beyond the Capacity Crunch, organised by The Royal Society, London 11-12 May 2015.

12. Keynote Speaker, ‘The Public’s Interest in Intermediaries’, European Communications Policy Research Conference (EuroCPR), Brussels, 23-24 Mar. 2015.


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13. Keynote Speaker, ‘Governing Information Societies – Imaginaries, Conflicts and Consequences’, iSociety Conference, IEEE and Infonomics Society, London, 10-12 Nov. 2014.

14. Participant, The Alternative Internet(s) – state of the art and the possible future, LSE and CNRS Institute for Communication Sciences Workshop, London, 15-16 Sept. 2014

15. Chair and Speaker, Plenary Session – Governing Digital Space, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Hyderabad, 15-19 Jul. 2014.

16. Participant, ‘Does Scientific knowledge make a difference in knowledge societies’, Working Group on Global media Policy, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Hyderabad, 15-19 Jul. 2014.

17. Discussant, ‘Digital, regulatory and commercial challenges for traditional media systems’, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Hyderabad, 15-19 Jul. 2014.

18. Panel Member, UNESCO Panel on Global Study of Internet Issues, International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Hyderabad, 15-19 Jul. 2014.

19. Speaker, ‘Contradictory Narratives” The Politics of Information Society Debates in Action, Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute, University of Oxford, 7 Jul. 2014.

20. Panel speaker, ‘Knowledge Societies For /Against “Development”’, ‘Les sociétés du savoir en project’, SFSIC, French Communications Studies Association, Toulon, 6 Jun. 2014.

21. Session chair and comments ‘Amartya Sen and the Normative Deficit of Critical Media and Communications Research’ for ‘Communication and Justice- Revisiting Three Classics of Normative Communication Theory, Philosophy, Theory and Critique Division, International Communication Association, Seattle, 22-27 May 2014.

22. Public Lecture, ‘”Bits of Power”: Struggling for Control of Communication Networks’, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania, 8 Apr. 2014.]

23. ‘Prospects, Challenges and Limits to User-Centric Approaches in the Digital Information Society’, Welcome and Closing Remarks, EuroCPR Conference Chair, Brussels, 24-25 Mar. 2014.

24. Colloquium Speaker, ‘ICTs For/Against “Development”’, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania, 19 Feb. 2014.

25. Colloquium Visiting Scholar Introductory Presentation with Professor Lisa Parks UC Santa Barbara, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania, 29 Jan. 2014.

26. Speaker, ‘New Media, Disruptive Innovation and Governance Challenges’, Interdisciplinary Policy Group (IPG) Seminar on ‘Movements for Social, Political and Economic Change’, London, 13 Dec. 2013.

27. Keynote Speaker, ‘Policing Cyberspace Paradoxes’ at ‘Turmoil and New Life: Media Crisis as Change and Challenge, SwissGIS and Sinergia meet EMRG, Public Seminar University of Zürich, 29 Nov. 2013 .

28. Speaker, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, ‘Knowledge Societies Futures – Destabilization in Whose Interest?’, paper presented to the Communication Technology & Policy Section, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 2013.

29. Chair, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, Panel on Global Internet Governance: Histories and Emerging Trends, Working Group on Global Media Policy, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 2013.

30. Panellist, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, The Road from 'Public Internet' to 'Managed Services': Lessons from the MacBride Report’. Panel on the MacBride Report, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 2013.

31. Panelist and Chair, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, Panel on ‘A New Canadian Communications Act? Creative Destruction of Analogue Era Legislation’, Communication Technology Policy Section, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 2013.

32. Discussant, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, Special Session on ‘Rethinking Communication Theory: Crisis, Power Shifts and Alternative Constructs’, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 2013.


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33. Chair and speaker, ‘Innovation and Governance – After Leveson – Introductory remarks’, Media and Communication Department, LSE, 10th Anniversary Conference, 16 Jun. 2013.

34. Keynote Speaker, ‘Internet Social Imaginaries: Crowdsourcing, Collective Action and Governance’, Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta, Edmonton, 24 May 2013.

35. Keynote Speaker, ‘The European Digital Agenda: For Whom?’, European Communication Policy Research (EuroCPR) Conference, Opening Session, Brussels, 21-22 Mar. 2013.

36. Keynote Speaker, Interdisciplinary Panel, CREATe Launch Working Conference, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, 1 Feb. 2013.

37. Speaker, ‘The Information Society Agenda: Prospects and Problems’, Communication Technologies and International Development Seminar Series, PCMLP and OII, 30 Jan. 2013.

38. Participant, Open Economics Workshop, Cambridge University, 16-17 Dec. 2012.

39. Seminar Presentation, ‘Imagining the Internet: Paradoxical Systems and What to do About Them’, Panel on the Non-Neutrality of Digital Ecosystems, @IRSForum, Department of Management, LSE, 10 Dec. 2012.

40. Keynote Speaker, ‘Promoting Access to Digital Knowledge Resources: Managing in the Commons’, First Thematic Conference on the Knowledge Commons ‘Governing Pooled Knowledge Resources: Building Institutions for Sustainable Scientific, Cultural and Genetic Resource Commons’, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium 12-14 Sept. 2012.

41. Public Lecture, Free University of Brussels, ‘Social Imaginaries in the Internet Age’, Brussels, 28 Mar. 2012.

42. Public Lecture, Roskilde University, ‘Social Imaginaries of Communication Technology, Roskilde, Denmark, 27 Jan. 2012.

43. Public Lecture, Tallinn University, ‘Social Imaginaries of Technology’, Tallinn, Estonia, 3 Nov. 2011.

44. PhD Seminar Lecture, Tallinn University, ‘New Media Challenges in Front and Behind the ‘Screen’, Tallinn, Estonia, 2 Nov. 2011.

45. Chair, ‘How are digital technologies transforming development? Panel, European Association of Development Institutes Conference/UK Development Studies Association, York University, 19-22 Sept. 2011.

46. Discussant, ‘Shared Values: Advocating New Approaches to a Global Development Ecology’, Panel, European Association of Development Institutes Conference/UK Development Studies Association, York University, 19-22 Sept. 2011.

47. Panellist, MacBride Panel, ‘Whose Knowledge Counts? Power and ICTs’, International Communication Section, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, Istanbul, 13-17 Jul. 2011.

48. Paper presentation, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, ‘Copyright Infringement Online: The Case of the Digital Economy Act Judicial Review in the United Kingdom’ with W. E. Steinmueller, paper presented to the Communication Technology & Policy Section, `Istanbul, 13-17 Jul. 2011.

49. Chair and presenter, International Communication Association (ICA), Annual Conference, Mini-Plenary ‘Communication Scholars in the Policy Arena’, Boston, 28 May 2011.

50. Scientific Chair and Chair, EuroCPR Annual Conference, ‘Online content: trends and policy issues in Asia, USA and Latin America’, Ghent, 26-28 Mar. 2011.

51. Public Seminar, Institute for Development Studies (IDS), Sussex, ‘Whose Knowledge Counts? Towards a Political Economy of the Knowledge-based Society/Economy’, Falmer, Brighton, 26 Jan. 2011.

52. Co-chair and organiser, ICTD 2010, Congress, Co-Chair and organiser, Conceptions of Accountability in Policy and Practice, 2.5hr session, Conference Reflections and Conclusions: ICTD 10 Years Beyond the Millennium, Royal Holloway College, London, 13 Dec. 2010.

53. Chair, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Congress, ‘Confronting Issues of ICTs, the Environment and Citizenship’, IAMCR Task Force on Media and Communication Policy, Braga, 19-22 Jul. 2010.


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54. Panellist, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Congress, ‘Privacy and surveillance in online environments and the role of academics’ Communication Technology & Policy Section, Braga, 19-22 Jul. 2010.

55. Paper presentation, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Congress, ‘Power, Interests and the Knowledge Society’, to the Communication Technology & Policy Section, Braga, 19-22 Jul. 2010.

56. Presentation, Information and Communication Technology & Society (ICT&S) Center, ‘Reflections on eParticipation Research’, University of Salzburg, International Advisory Panel Meeting, 15-16 Jul. 2010.

57. Keynote Speech, at International Conference on ‘Youth, New Media & Social Change’, The Global Information Society: In Whose Interest?, University of Northampton, 8 May 2010.

58. Chair and discussant, EuroCPR (Communications Policy Research Conference), for paper by Y. Benkler, Opening Plenary, Brussels, 28-30 Mar. 2010.

59. Speaker, Roger Silverstone Symposium, University of Sussex, Falmer Brighton, 20 Jan. 2010.

60. Chair, MeCCSA Annual Conference, Keynote Session on New Media, Surveillance and Policy, hosted at LSE, 6-8 Jan. 2010.

61. Keynote Speaker, SWISSGIS (Swiss Centre for Studies on the Global Information Society), University of Zurich, SwissGIS 10 Years After, ‘The Global Information Society Juggernaut: In Whose Interest?’, Zurich, 6 Nov. 2009.

62. Presentation, Good Planning or Benign Imposition? Innovation, emergence and risk in developmental research: learning from ICTD, Workshop sponsored by BDDG/IKM, Judge Institute, Cambridge, 17 Sept. 2009.

63. Paper presentation, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) ‘Information Societies: History and Prospects’, for the Communication Policy & Technology Section, Mexico City, 20-24 Jul. 2009

64. Panellist, International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), ‘Roundtable: The Emerging Post-Liberal Order and its Consequences for Media and Communication’, Mexico City, 20-24 Jul. 2009

65. Speaker, LSE Delhi Alumnae Chapter Event, ‘Media for Democracy and Development’, New Delhi, 15 Jul. 2009

66. Plenary Keynote, Asia Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC). ‘The Internet, Power and Social Change’, 18th Annual Conference, New Delhi, 13-16 Jul. 2009.

67. Panellist, International Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, ‘Keyword: Interactivity’, Panel Speaker, ‘Joint IAMCR/ICA Panel, Chicago, 22 May 2009.

68. Opening Plenary Panel Speaker, International Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, ‘Regulation in the Digital Era – Forces for Reform – Who has a say?’, Chicago, 21 May 2009.

69. Seminar Presentation, Cambridge University, Sociology Seminar, ‘New Media and Empowerment: Is there a power shift?’, Cambridge, 15 May 2009.

70. Keynote Speaker, German Communications Association Annual Conference, ‘Power, Media Culture and New Media’, Bremen, 29-30 Apr. 2009

71. Public Lecture, Provost Seminar Series, ‘The Life and Times of The Information Society: A Critique of a Vision’, Bentley University, Boston, USA, 24 Apr. 2009

72. Chair, Keynote session: Competitiveness, policy and regulation, EURO Communications Policy Research Conference, Seville, 29-30 Mar. 2009.

73. Panellist, ‘Trust on the Internet’, at the Wealth of Networks: Digital Economies and the Next-generation Internet, UK Digital Economy Research Programme, Conference organised by Southampton University, London, 24 Mar. 2009.

74. Invited Presentation, ‘Effective States and the Media: A research dialogue across disciplines symposium’, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, 16 Jan. 2009.


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75. Concluding Remarks, ‘Countering Terrorism in Public Places Follow on Workshop: Brief Summary’, EPSRC, ESRC, AHRC sponsored workshop, London, 9-10 Nov. 2008.

76. Keynote Speaker, ‘Communication, Information and ICT Policy: Towards Enabling Research Frameworks’, HCC8 Conference (IFIP TC9) 8th International Conference on Human Choice and Computers, University of Pretoria, South Africa, published in proceedings, 25-26 Sept. 2008.

77. Keynote Speaker, ‘ICTs and Society’: Research Issues & Challenges’, ICT and Society Network Launch Meeting, ICT&S Center, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, 20 Jun. 2008.

78. Chair, ‘Towards a Research Agenda for Media and Communications’, IAMCR/ICA Panel Session, International Communications Association Conference, Montreal, 25 May 2008.

79. Keynote Speaker, ‘The Light and the Dark Sides of Web 2.0’ Web 2.0 Conference, Royal Holloway College, University of London, 17 Apr. 2008.

80. Paper Presentation, ‘The life and times of the information society: a critical review’. at the Media@LSE Fifth Anniversary Conference: Media, Communication and Humanity, 21-23 Sept. 2008.

81. Presentation, ‘Communicative Cities’, Contributor to Urban Communication Foundation Workshop, Paris, organised by Professor Gary Gumpert, 26 Jul. 2007.

82. Invited Speaker, ‘IAMCR Task Force on Media and Communication Policy’ International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Paris 23-25 Jul. 2007.

83. Paper Presentation, ‘The Ambiguity of Connection in Public Spaces: The ‘undersound’ project in the London Underground’ (A. Bassoli first author), at the International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference, Paris 23-25 Jul. 2007.

84. Opening Plenary Panel, ‘New Media, Boundary Crossing and Critical Research’, ‘Communication and Critique’, ICA Conference, San Francisco, 24 Jun. 2007.

85. Keynote Speaker, ‘A comment on a Retrospective on EU ‘ICT Policy by E Liikanen’, EURO Communications Policy Research Conference, Saville, 24-26 Mar. 2007.

86. Panellist, ‘Media and New Technology: Can the digital revolution boost the impact of African media on development and governance?’ Workshop, POLIS Conference on ‘Development, Governance and the Media’, LSE, 22 Mar. 2007.

87. Keynote Speaker, ‘Knowledge Societies: Illusions and Dilemmas’, International Conference on Technology, Knowledge and Society, Cambridge, 10 Jan. 2007.

88. Seminar Presentation, ‘Knowledge Societies for Development: What are the fault lines?’ SOAS, London, 25 Oct. 2006.

89. Discussant, ‘Roundtable: The Opportunities and challenges for international associations in media and communications’, Internationalising Media Studies: Imperatives and Impediments Conference, University of Westminster, 15-16 Sept. 2006.

90. Plenary Speaker, ‘Fostering Diversity in Knowledge Societies: Fault lines and intermediaries’, new perspectives in media and communication research, AMIC Annual Conference, Penang, 17-20 Jul. 2006.

91. Paper Presentation, ‘Collective Action, Institutionalism and the Internet’, to the ‘Institutional Transformations for the 21st Century Economy: Theory, Practice and Policy’ session, Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE), Allied Social Science Associations (ASSA), Boston, 6 Jan. 2006.

92. Keynote Speaker, ‘Ambiguous Connections: Entitlements and Responsibilities of Global Networking’, Development Studies Association Conference, Open University, Milton Keynes, 7-8 Sept. 2005.

93. Invited Speaker, ‘New Media Research and Training Challenges’, Asia Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC) Annual Conference, Beijing, 18-21 Jul. 2005.

94. Seminar Presentation, ‘Upsides and Downsides of Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Inquiry’, to Information Systems Department Seminar, LSE, 16 Jun. 2005.

95. Plenary Speaker, ‘ICTs for Development’, Canadian Communications Association Conference, London Ontario, 2-4 Jun. 2005.

96. Panellist, ‘World Summit on the Information Society: Government, Business and Civil Society Policy Dialogue’, International Communications Association Conference, New York, 26-30 May 2005.


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97. Seminar Presentation, ‘Trust and Crime in Information Societies’, Info Rights Salon, Department of Information Studies, University of Toronto, Toronto, 31 May 2005.

98. Workshop Presentation, ‘Network security in an insecure world’, at ‘Innovation and productivity: what we know and what we don't - reflections from social science’: LSE-EDS Innovation conference, London, 13 Dec, 2005.

99. Public Lecture, ‘Policy and Regulation for Security: What are the limits?’, presented as part of the Manchester University Press Centenary Public Lecture series, Manchester Business School, 24 Nov. 2004.

100. Invited Lecture, ‘EU Multi-actor Governance - Information & Communication Policy’, presented at ‘The Multi-stakeholder Approach in Information and Communication Policies: Global strategies, local authorities, business interests and citizens’ practice from Geneva to Tunis’, Venice, 23 Nov. 2004.

101. Paper Presentation, ‘Metadata, Internet Mediation and Power’, at the IAMCR Conference, Communication Technology Policy Section, Porto Alegre, 25-30 Jul. 2004.

102. Invited Paper Presentation, ‘Cybertrust and Crime Prevention: Troubling Issues for Privacy Protection’, to ‘The Value of Information in Networked Contexts, International Video-Conference in collaboration with Haifa University and Columbia University, LSE, 2 Feb. 2004.

103. Invited Lecture, ‘Global Information Societies: Conceptual Tools and Contending Research Agendas’, presented to the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California, 4 Dec. 2003.

104. Invited Lecture, ‘E-Business and Empowerment: the internet and the individual’, presented to the ACU (Association of Commonwealth Universities) General Conference, Belfast, 2 Sept. 2003.

105. First Annual Lecture, ‘The Internet and Society: missing conceptual tools for policy’, of the Centre for Information and Communication Technologies and Society (ICT&S), University of Salzburg, 21 May 2003.

106. Invited Lecture, ‘Inside the Communication Revolution: after the .com euphoria’, to the Leipzig World Telecommunications Day conference, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, 14 May 2003.

107. ‘World Summits and Information Societies: Missing Conceptual Tools for Policy’, Lecture presented at the University of Halle, nr. Leipzig, 13 May 2003.

108. Invited Lecture, ‘World Summit on the Information Society: Another case of ‘technology push’? presented to the School of Communication, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, 29 Apr. 2003.

109. Keynote Speaker, ‘World Summits and Information Societies: Missing Conceptual Tools for Policy’, ‘New Media and Everyday Life in Europe’ EMTEL Conference, LSE, 23-26 Apr. 2003.

110. ‘Invited Presentation, The Internet, Globalisation and Human Rights: Policy Challenges’, at ‘Global eDevelopment: Prospects of Sustainability’ seminar, Information Society Institute, University of Tampere, Finland, 14 Apr. 2003.

111. Invited Presentation, ‘Convergent Technologies and the Research Challenge’, to the Postgraduate Training Event on Communications Policy, AHRB Centre for British Film and Television Studies, London, 13-14 Mar. 2003.

112. Seminar Presentation, ‘A Proper Response to the Global Digital Divide Debate: The E-Commerce Example’, to DESTIN, LSE, London, 12 Feb. 2003.

113. Paper Presentation, ‘E-Marketplace Services: Do They Support a Global Marketplace’, at the Association for Evolutionary Economics Conference, Washington DC, 3-5 Jan. 2003.

114. Keynote Speaker, ‘The Internet and the Forces of Capitalism’, to the Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) International Conference Internet Research 3.0: NET/WORK/THEORY, Maastricht, the Netherlands 13-16 Oct. 2002.

115. Keynote Speaker ‘New Media and the Power of Networks’ (2002), DSIAge, conference, ‘Decision Making and Decision Support in the Internet Age’, University College Cork, Ireland, 4-7 Jul. 2002.

116. Invited Presentation, ‘E-Marketplace Services – Do they support a global market?’ based on joint IDS/LSE research project funded by DFID, for the Information Systems Department Conference, ‘IT and Globalisation’, LSE, 22-23 Apr. 2002. (with Daniel Paré).


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117. Invited Presentation, ‘New Media, Global Networks and Human Rights’, at the International Workshop on ‘Globalization, New Technologies, Inequalities and Social Well-being Development’, Aalborg University, Denmark, 4-6 Apr. 2002.

118. Invited Paper Presentation, ‘Emergency Healthcare: An Emergent Knowledge-driven System’, to the CERI/OECD/DfES/QCA/ESRC Forum ‘Knowledge Management in Education and Learning, Oxford, 18-19 Mar. 2002.

119. Seminar Presentation, ‘New Media and Civil Society Organisations – What Can ICTs do?’ Presentation at The Centre for Civil Society Workshop, LSE, 20 Feb. 2002.

120. Invited Lecture, ‘E-Marketplace Services – What do the e-hub sites deliver?’ A joint LSE/IDS project funded by DFID, presentation for 3rd Socio-technical Lecture Series, Westminster Business School, 20 Feb. 2002.

121. Paper Presentation, ‘Inside Tier II of the ‘Digital Divide’’, Paper prepared by Mansell and Neice and presented by David C. Neice, for the joint IAMCR-ICA Symposium on the Digital Divide, University of Texas, Austin, 17 Nov. 2001.

122. Professorial Inaugural Lecture, ‘New Media and the Power of Networks’, First Dixons Public Lecture, The London School of Economics and Political Science, 23 Oct. 2001.

123. Keynote Speaker, ‘The Ambiguity of Social and Technical Systems’, for the Critical Research Information Systems Workshop, University of Salford, 9-10 Jul. 2001.

124. Plenary Speaker, ‘Uncertain Transitions: Five Internet Logics’ for Regulating the Internet: What do we need to know?’ International Communications Association Conference, Washington DC, 25 May. 2001.

125. Seminar Presentation, ‘The Ambiguity of Social and Technical Systems’, at Symposium on ‘Media Research: New Agendas, New Priorities’, Media@lse, 14 May 2001.

126. Panel Speaker, ‘Social Constituencies and Creative Knowledge Production’, CODE Conference, Queens’ College, Cambridge, Panel on ‘The Future of Knowledge’, 4-6 Apr. 2001.

127. Seminar Presentation, ‘New Media and Society – A Core Issue’, at the New Media Workshop, LSE, 24 Apr. 2001.

128. Seminar Presentation, ‘Deep Structures of Knowledge Societies’, at a Media@lse seminar, LSE, Mar. 2001.

129. Workshop Presentation, ‘Electronic Commerce Analytical Models: A Translation to the Media Industry’, a Workshop on ‘E-merging Media’, European Communication Council, at LSE, 20 Feb. 2001.

130. Seminar Presentation, ‘Uncertain Transitions: The old and the new media’, at a Media@lse seminar, LSE, 25 Jan. 2001.

131. Paper Presentation, ‘Net Compatible: The Economic and Social Dynamics of Electronic Commerce’ (2000) at the EURO CPR (Communications Policy Research Conference), Venice, 26-28 Mar, 2000. (with I Schenk and W. Edward Steinmueller)

132. Paper Presentation, ‘New Regulation in Telecommunications: Evolving European Frameworks and the UK Experience’ seminar on ‘New Frontiers for Energy and Telecommunications Industries: Regulation, Technical Change and Business Strategies’, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 19-20 Oct. 2000.

133. Keynote Speaker, ‘Linking Information, Networks and Knowledge for Development’, Conference on ‘New IT and Social Inequality, Centre for International Development and Conflict Management, University of Maryland at College Park, 16 Feb. 1999.

134. Paper Presentation, 'Towards "Digital Intermediation" in the Information Society', at the Association for Evolutionary Economics Annual Meeting in conjunction with the Allied Social Sciences Association, New York, 3-5 Jan. 1999 (with R. Hawkins and W.E. Steinmueller).

135. Paper Presentation, ‘Intellectual Property Rights, Competing Interests on the Internet’, at the EURO CPR (Communication Policy Research) Conference, Venice, 15-17 Mar. 1998 (with W. E. Steinmueller).


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136. Invited Lecture, ‘Social and Economic Regulation: Mixing Oil and Water’, Conference on ‘Paving the Way for a New Communication Policy’, Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (SMIT), Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, 21 Oct. 1998.

137. Plenary Speaker, ‘Media and Communication Research in Britain’, IAMCR 21st Scientific Conference and General Assembly, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow 26-30 Jul. 1998.

138. Invited Lecture, ‘Skills, Networks & IT Applications’, at the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) Event Programme, Savoy Place, London, 28 May 1998.

139. Invited Lecture, Distributed Information + Networks ≠ Knowledge’,Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, 15 Jan. 1998.

140. Invited Lecture, ‘Information, Networks & Knowledge - New Research Challenges’, at the Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm, 27 Jan. 1998.

141. Keynote Speaker, ‘The Scarcity - Abundance Dialectic: The Dynamics of Communication and Access’, Speech for the Amsterdam School of Communication Research Opening Conference, 18-19 Sept. 1997.

142. Paper Presentation, ‘Relocations of Competition in the Field of Information and Communication Technology’ at the DRUID Summer Seminar, Skagen, Denmark, 1-3 Jun. 1997.

143. Paper Presentation, ‘Strategies for Maintaining Market Power in the Face of Rapidly Changing Technologies’, at the Association for Evolutionary Economics Conference, New Orleans, 4-6 Jan. 1997.

144. Third Smythe Memorial Lecture, ‘Controlling the Information Gateways: A Political Economy of Innovation for the ‘Knowledgeable Society”, School of Communication, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Jan. 1996.

145. Paper Presentation, The New Telecommunications: Policy and Regulatory Changes’, at the Technical University of Denmark, Center for Tele-Information Course for Telecom Regulators, Borupgard, Denmark, Feb. 1996.

146. Paper Presentation, ‘Designing the Future, Social Needs, Research Policy and the Information Society’, at OST (Observatoire des Sciences et des Techniques), SPRU and Nature International Colloquium ‘Research Policies for Europe’s Future: Strategies and Perspectives’, Paris, 28-29 Sept. 1995.

147. Invited Lecture, ‘The New Telecommunications in The Netherlands: Strategic Developments’, at ‘Alternatieve Telecommunicatie Infrastructuren’ Conference, Amsterdam, 26-27 Sept. 1995.

148. Paper Presentation, ‘New Communication Markets: Regulating in the ‘Commodity’ Supply Environment’, at the International Association of Mass Communication Research (IAMCR) International Conference, Slovenia, Jun. 1995.

149. Invited Speaker, ‘De Nouvelles Entreprises Publiques Un Nouveau Service Public’, Institut Francais des Sciences Administratives, Paris, May 1995.

150. Invited Speaker, ‘Taking EC Telecommunications Law into the Future’, Academy of European Law Trier Conference, Nancy, France, Jun. 1995.

151. Invited Seminar Presentation, ‘Network Governance and Information Technologies’, to Faculty of Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, sponsored by Canadian Institute of Advanced Research (CIAR), Nov. 1995.

152. Paper Presentation, ‘Science Parks, Experimentation and Strategic Telecommunications Network Provision: The UK Experience’, at the European Symposium on Research, London, 1994.

153. Paper Presentation, ‘Centres in Transition: SPRU Centre for Information and Communication Technologies’, at the DORCISS Spring Workshop, ‘Centres in Transition’, May 1994.

154. Paper Presentation, ‘From Telephony to Telematics Services: Equity, Efficiency and Regulatory Innovation’, at the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE) Conference, Barcelona, 28-30 Oct. 1993.

155. PICT Charles Read Memorial Lecture, ‘From Telephony to Telematics: Equity, Efficiency and Regulatory Innovation’, London, sponsored by ESRC and British Telecom, May 1993.


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156. Paper Presentation, ‘Public Access, Private Networks and Closed Membership: Electronic Trading Networks in Europe’, at Private Networks and Public Objectives Workshop, Columbia Institute for Tele-Information, Columbia Business School, New York, 25 Sept. 1992.

157. Paper Presentation, ‘Design Considerations for Global Information Networks’, at the IAMCR International Conference, Communication Technology Policy Section, Brazil, Aug. 1992.

158. Paper Presentation, ‘Broadband Telecommunication Strategies: Incremental Change in Europe’, at the 9th International Telecommunication Society Conference, Sophia Antipolis, 14-17 Jun. 1992.

159. Paper Presentation, ‘Electronic Trading Networks and Interactivity: The Route Toward Competitive Advantage’, at the 9th International Telecommunication Society Conference, Sophia Antipolis, 14-17 Jun. 1992. (and M. Jenkins).

160. Presentation, ‘Research and Identification of Joint Projects on Telematics Services’, At workshop, Telematics Research Centre, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, Apr. 1992 (with C. Freeman, L. Soete, J. Akkermans).

161. Invited Lecture, ‘Global Networks: European Strategies & Policies’, British Computer Society, Brighton, Jan. 1992.

162. Seminar Presentations, ‘Policy Research for a Global Networked Economy’ and ‘Prospects and Policies for Electronic Trading Networks’, at the University of Calgary, 30 Mar.–1 Apr. 1992.

163. Paper Presentation, ‘Electronic Trading Networks: EDI and Beyond’, at the IDATE 13th International Conference on Industrial Dynamics, Innovation Policies, and New Markets, Montpellier, France, Nov. 1991 (and M. Jenkins).

164. Paper Presentation, ‘Old Roads and New Signposts: Trade and Policy Objectives in Telecommunication Standards’, 6th European Communications Policy Research Conference, Heemskerk, The Netherlands, 23-25 Oct. 1991 (and R. Hawkins).

165. Paper Presentation, ‘Transnational Advanced Business Communication: European Perspectives’, at the 41st International Communications Association Conference, Chicago, 23-27 May 1991.

166. Paper Presentations, ‘Global Networking: Biases in Communication and Trade’ (1991) CIRCIT Seminar, Melbourne Australia, Sept. 1991 and ‘Global Issues Introduction’ in J. Sinclair (ed.) ‘Broadcasting and its Regulation in the New Era’, Proceedings of a CIRCIT Conference, Melbourne, Nov. 1991, pp. 5-6.

167. Seminar Presentation, ‘European Perspectives and Policies for Advanced Communication’, at the Centre for Advanced Study in Telecommunications Seminar, Ohio State University, May 1991.

168. Closing Plenary Speaker, ‘The West looks East: Reformulating Telecommunication Strategies’, Paper for ‘Telecommunications in a Common European House’, Moscow, 17-21 Dec. 1990.

169. Plenary Opening Comments on a Paper by Professor J. Halloran and ‘Telecommunication Policies for the Network Economy: New Control Structures and Democracy’, Paper presented at the 17th International Association for Mass Communication Research Conference, Ljubljana, 23-31 Aug. 1990.

170. Paper Presentation, ‘European Telecommunications in a Multilateral World: Implications of Liberalisation for the Evolution of Services’, at the International Communication Association Conference, Dublin, 25-29 Jun. 1990.

171. Paper Presentation, ‘Restructuring Telecom’s Tariffs: Policy Issues, Trends and Implications’, at the 4th Annual European Communications Policy Research Conference, Kronberg, 25-27 Oct. 1989.

172. Paper Presentation, ‘Restructuring Telecommunications: New Patterns of Service Market Opportunities’, at Conference on ‘Formulating Business Strategies to Capitalise on European Telecommunication Reforms’, Institute for International Research, Brussels, 15-17 Jan. 1989.

173. Paper Presentation, ‘Telecommunications Network-based Services: A Comparison of Regulatory Frameworks’, at the 7th International Telecommunications Society Conference, Boston, 29 Jun-1 Jul. 1988.

174. Paper Presentation, ‘Telecommunications Network-based Services: Markets and Regulation in Transition’, at the International Association for Mass Communication Research Conference, Barcelona, 25-29 Jul. 1988.


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175. Paper Presentation, ‘The Political Economy of Research in the Telecommunication-based Service Sector’, at the joint CCA/ICA/ARCQ Session on Critical Perspectives on the New Technologies in International Communications, Kingston, Ontario, 22 May 1987.

176. Paper Presentation, ‘The Contradictory Economics of Intellectual Property’, at the John Logie Baird Conference on Copyright, Glasgow, Jun.1986 (and W. H. Melody).

177. Paper Presentation, ‘The Bypass Threat: Real or Imagined’, at the Canadian Communication Association Conference, Montreal, Jun. 1985.

178. Paper Presentation, ‘Introduction to a Bibliography on Communication, Information and Culture’, at a Seminar on Technology and Culture, Institute for Latin America, Transnational Centre for the Study of Culture, Lima, Peru, 1985 (with W. Melody and D. W. Smythe).

179. Paper Presentation, ‘Contradictions in Canadian Information Policies’, at the XIV Conference of the International Association for Mass Communication Research, Prague, Aug. 1984.

180. Paper Presentation, ‘Technology and Markets in the Information Sector: Policy Issues and Implications’, at the Canadian Communication Association Conference, Ottawa, 1982 (and W. H. Melody and R. Samarajiva).

181. Paper Presentation, ‘The ‘Dominant Paradigm’ Communication Research’, at the Canadian Communication Association Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1981.

182. Paper Presentation, ‘A Critical Appraisal of Traditional Methods in Communication and Development Policy Research: The Need for a Contextual Analysis’, at the XXX Annual Meeting of the International Communication Association, Mexico, May 1980.

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS FOR INDUSTRY/GOVERNMENT/CIVIL SOCIETY

Keynote/Plenary presentations in bold

1. Opening Ministerial Plenary Speaker, ’WSIS Outcomes, Lessons and Futures’, UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD) Eighteenth Session, Geneva, 4-8 May 2015.

2. Keynote Speaker and Round Table Chair, ‘HEPTech Academia Meets Industry on Big Data’, Organised by CERN Geneva, hosted in Budapest, 30-31 March 2015.

3. ‘Competition on the Internet’ with EU DG Competition Policy Directorate Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, LSE and Business Breakfast Briefings, Discussant, 11 Nov. 2013.

4. Panellist, On Internet Access Rights, UNESCO Conference on Connecting the Dots: Options for Future Action, Paris, 3-4 Mar. 2015.

5. Invited Participant, IDEAS Lab, Digital Economy Theme, Centre for Economic and Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels, 26 Feb. 2015.

6. Panellist, Implementing evidence-based policy internationally: practice policy and ethics, Researching Children’s Rights Globally in the Digital Age, LSE and UNICEF, 12-14 Feb. 2015.

7. Chair, Concluding Response Session, Design for Sharing Workshop, Cinema Museum, London, 4 Nov. 2014.

8. Chair, Internet Governance – The Year of Institutional Evolution: from ‘NetMundial’ to the US Government IANA oversight transition, LSE Media Policy Project Seminar, LSE, London, 22 Oct. 2014.

9. Session chair, ‘Building capacity for policy reform, Role of regional networks’, LIRNEAsia, Workshop, Kandalama, Sri Lanka, 16-18 May 2014.

10. Panellist, Panel 10 Measuring Progress and Global Review, New Technologies for Innovation and Digital Development, Fourth Ministerial Conference on the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean, Montevideo, 3-5 Apr. 2013.

11. Keynote Speaker, “Imagining the Internet: Open, Closed or In Between?’, Open Development: The Future of the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean, Montevideo, 2-3 Apr. 2013.

12. Panellist, ‘Developing World and Civil Society Origins and Concerns as They Relate to the WSIS Agenda and Its Future’, Session 27, WSIS+10 Conference, 25-27 Feb. 2013, Paris.


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13. Presenter of UNESCO Renewing the Knowledge Societies Vision: Knowledge Societies for Peace and Sustainable Development Report ‘Stakeholder Accountability in Sustainable Knowledge Societies’, UNESCO WSIS+10 Conference, Paris, 25-27 Feb. 2013.

14. Speaker, Meeting ‘Knowledge Societies: Present and Future’, UNESCO KSD, Paris, 14 Jun. 2012.

15. Session Chair, LIRNEasia@5: Research to Policy, ‘LIRNEasia as a research project: Findings’, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 10 Dec. 2009.

16. Panel Chair, The Future of Digital Britain, Panel with Jeremy Hunt, Shadow Culture Secretary, media entrepreneur Peter Bazalgette, POLIS/LSE, London, 17 Nov. 2009.

17. Plenary Speaker, Visby Agenda, Creating Impact for an eUnion, ‘Changing Social Values: Contestation or Consensus’, Presidency High Level Conference, Visby, Sweden, 9-10 Nov. 2009.

18. Paper Presentation, ‘Communication and Technology: What’s New?’ LIRNEAsia Seminar, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 19 Jan. 2009.

19. Invited Speaker, ‘Discovering the Undiscovered: The Power of Social Media’, NATO Professional Communication Away-Day, NATO Headquarters, Brussels, 5 Jun. 2008.

20. Workshop Chair and Organiser, ‘Brainstorming a Research Agenda for UNESCO’s Information and Communication Sector Programme’, UNESCO, Paris 20-21 Dec. 2007.

21. Seminar Speaker, ‘Communication and Technology: What’s New?’, LSE-EDS Innovation Research Programme, LSE, London, Nov. 2007.

22. Session Chair, ‘The New ICT Ecosystem in Europe: Theory, Government Policy and Regulation’, Conference on ‘The new ICT Ecosystem and the Way Forward for Europe’ organised by Professor Martin Fransman, University of Edinburgh, for France Telecom, Paris, 14 Sept. 2007.

23. Invitation by the President of the United Nations General Assembly, ‘Crossing Boundaries with New Media’, Introductory remarks for the panel on ‘the responsibility of the media’, United Nations General Assembly Third Informal Thematic Debate on ‘Civilizations and the Challenge for Peace: Obstacles and Opportunities’, New York, 10-11 May 2007. Translated and published in Communication Management, 2(4): 5-10, 2007.

24. Presentation to Advisory Council on Impact of New Media on Society (AIMS), ‘Interactive Digital Media – Trust, Risk and Crime’, Singapore, at the International Institute of Communication, London, 19 Apr. 2007.

25. Paper Presentation, ‘Security Challenges of Networks: Cyber Trust and Cyber Crime’, for the EDS LSE Innovation Research Programme seminar on Security Challenges of Networks, London School of Economics, 13 Mar. 2006.

26. Contributor to report, ‘Understanding “Informational Developments”: A Reflection on Key Research Issues’, of the UNRISD Workshop, 26-27 Sept 2003, Geneva, UNRISD, 1 Feb. 2006 compiled by M. Powell.

27. Paper Presentation, ‘Network Security in an Insecure World: Fighting Cyber Crime’, at LSE-EDS Conference on ‘Innovation & Productivity: What we know, what we don’t’, EDS Innovation Conference, LSE, London 13 Dec. 2005.

28. Invited Presentation, UNESCO ‘21st Century Talks: Towards Knowledge Societies’, UNESCO, Paris, 6 Dec. 2005.

29. Invited Presentation, ‘Challenges and Opportunities of e-Business in a Global World’, WSA Content Forum 1: e-business, WSIS, Tunis, 15 Nov. 2005.

30. Panelist, ‘Framing WSIS in Global Governance Processes: Linkages and Follow-up’, ITeM Parallel Event, Kram Centre, Tunis 17 Nov. 2005.

31. Presentation, ‘The WSIS and Global Community –Creativity, Culture and Local Capacity’, at ITID, MIT Press & Berkman Center, Harvard Law School, WSIS Parallel Event, Kram Centre, Tunis, 18 Nov. 2005.

32. Chair, ‘Communication Research in the Information Age: Launching the International Researchers’ Charter’, IAMCR Parallel Event, WSIS, Kram Centre, Tunis, 16 Nov. 2005.


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33. Chair and Speaker, ‘Alleviating Inequality: Struggles Over ICT Financing Mechanisms’ (2005) IFRD World Forum on the Information Society, IAMCR Panel 2 Transfer of Information Technology and Knowledge: Development & Underdevelopment, Renaissance Tunis Hotel, Tunis, 14 Nov. 2005.

34. Keynote Speaker, ‘Moving towards evidence based policy formulation and regulation: The significance of ICT indicators for African development, Research ICT Africa! Policy Dialogue’, Link Centre, Wits University, Corinthia Hotel, Tunis, 16 Nov. 2005.

35. Lecturer and World Bank Course Developer, ‘Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries’, (with W. H. Melody), Washington DC, 19 May 2005.

36. Session Chair, ‘Educating and Raising Awareness of Governance Company-wide – Do Qualifications and Standards Accreditation Mean Anything or is There a Need for Third Party Auditing through an Independent Co-Regulatory Body?’ InfoSecurity Europe conference, Olympia London, 26-28 Apr. 2005.

37. Overall Workshop Chair, New Initiatives Project on 'Ubiquitous Network Societies', International Telecommunication Union, Geneva, 6-8 Apr. 2005.

38. Invited Lecture, ‘Knowledge Societies for Whom?’, Video-Conference for ‘KnowGlobal Interaction: Knowledge and Development, Brasilia, Ministry of Education, 6-7 Dec. 2004.

39. Invited Paper Presentation, ‘Cybertrust and Crime Prevention’, at the ‘Vulnerable Societies: Research Implications’ European Commission Workshop, Brussels 5 Jul. 2004.

40. Invited Paper, ‘The Nature of the Information Society: An Industrialized Country Perspective’ (2003) presentation to the ‘Visions of the Information Society’ ITU Conference, Geneva, 18-25 Feb. 2003.

41. Final Remarks, ‘Getting Europe Ready for the New Age of Networks: Challenges for Public Policy’, STAR Conference, STAR Final Conference, Milan, 14 Nov. 2003.

42. Invited Presentation, ‘The Future of IPR’, to ‘Beyond the Backlash: Where Next for the Digital Economy?’ Demos/IPPR/iSociety/Forum for the Future joint workshop, RIBA, London, 7 Nov. 2002.

43. Workshop Presentation, ‘New Media and Civil Society Organisations – What Can ICTs do?’ at the Ethical Media workshop, ‘Supporting Southern Voices Online: What role can digital technologies have in international development?’, The Africa Centre, London, 17 Apr. 2002.

44. Paper Presentation, ‘Mobilising the Information Society: Bridging Digital Divides’, for the Conference on Economic and Social Cohesion in the Information Society, Ministry for Economic Affairs, Bruges 13-14 Sept. 2001.

45. Lecture, ‘Strengthening African Capacity in Knowledge Generation and Distribution: Towards effective “e-service” policies’, at the ‘Refresher Study Programme for World Bank Education (Africa) Task Managers’, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, 24 Jun. 2001.

46. Seminar Presentation, ‘E-Commerce for Developing Countries: Impact, obstacles and policies’, at a Joint Seminar on Technological Leap and Sustainable Development, LSE-Lab and DaimlerChrysler Society and Technology Research Group, LSE, 5 Mar. 2001.

47. Plenary Speech ‘Information and Communication Technologies for Development: The Digital Divide and Gender Issues’, Woman’s Forum, Global Knowledge II Conference Forum, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 6-10 Mar. 2000.

48. Invited Presentation, ‘Who will be the Trusted E-Brokers?’, at the First NCR Knowledge Lab Annual Symposium, Canary Wharf, London, 16 Sept. 1998.

49. Invited Lecture, ‘Universal Access Policies for the European Information Society’, presented on the occasion of the 5th Anniversary of the Belgian Institute for Post and Telecommunications (BIPT), Brussels, 17 Jun. 1998.

50. Invited Presentation, ‘Insurgent or Incumbent Leadership in a Global Market? at the Andersen Consulting Roundtable 1, Savoy Hotel, London 18 May 1998.

51. Opening Plenary Paper, ‘From Scarcity to Abundance and Back Again - The Information Society and Social Exclusion’, UK-Canada Colloquium, Keele University, 23-26 Nov. 1997.

52. Invited Speaker, European Information Services Forum, International Institute of Communication, Brussels, Jun. 1997.


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53. ‘Paper Presentation, Standards, Security and Encryption: Technical Innovations, Policy and Strategy’, at OECD Workshops on the Economics of the Information Society, No. 3 organised by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Japan, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Japan, and OECD, Paris. Tokyo 4-5 Mar. 1996.

54. Paper Presentation, ‘The Relative Maturity of ICT Technical and Institutional Systems’, at OECD Workshops on the Economics of the Information Society, No. 1, Toronto, 28-29 Jun. 1995.

55. Invited Lecture, ‘The Competitive Prospects of the UK in Electronic Information Services’, UK Publishers Association, London, Mar. 1995

56. Seminar Presentation, ‘The Design of Policies for Networking Organisations’, to business and government attendees sponsored by Canadian Institute of Advanced Research (CIAR), Nov. 1995.

57. Invited Lecture, ‘Regulating the Information Highways: Challenges for the Future’, to the Suffolk BT Women’s Network, BT Laboratories, Martlesham Heath, Ipswich, Jan. 1994.

58. Invited Paper, ‘Should Local and Long Distance Network Operators be Separated’, for ‘Competition and Change in the Local Loop: Challenging the Last Bastion of Monopoly’, IBC Conference, Cafe Royal, London, 23-24 Mar. 1993.

59. Invited Paper, ‘Strategic Issues in Telecommunications: Unbundling the Information Infrastructure’, for the International Institute of Communication (IIC) Telecoms Forum, London, Jan. 1994.

60. Chair and Opening and Closing Remarks, ‘Information Technology Business Opportunities in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union’, Conference Sponsored by the Adam Smith Institute, London 13-14 Oct. 1994.

61. Paper Presentation, ‘International Comparisons of Tariff Structures of Public Telecom Operators’, at Telecom Europa ‘92, Economic Symposium, International Telecommunication Union, Budapest, 12-17 Oct. 1992.

62. Invited Presentation, ‘Research on Electronic Trading Networks’, Association for Payment and Clearing Services, (APACS), London, Feb. 1992.

63. Paper Presentation, ‘New Telecommunication Network-based Services: Challenges for the 90s’, at the Economics Symposium TELECOM ‘91, ITU, Geneva, 13-15 Oct. 1991 (with D. Ypsilanti).

64. Paper Presentations, ‘International Experience in Telecommunication Policy’, ‘Telecommunication Policy and Strategy: European Trends and the UK Case’, the Telecommunications Colloquium sponsored by the Ontario Department of Culture and Communication, Toronto, Ontario, 10-11 Jun. 1991.

65. Paper Presentation, ‘Cost and Pricing Issues in Telecoms: An Analysis of European Trends’, Conferencia Internacional Sobre Tarifas Telefonicas y Desarrollo de Nuevas Servicios, Madrid, Jan. 1990.

66. Paper Presentation, ‘Information and Telecommunication Technologies: Regional Development Issues and Prospects’, to the Information and Telecommunications Technology for Regional Development seminar organised by the Government of Greece and OECD, Athens, 7-9 Dec. 1987.

67. Paper Presentation, ‘Telecommunication Network-based Services: A Framework for Analysis’, for an international working group on VANS, Directorate General XIIIb, Commission of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 29 September, published as Annex to Kiosque, proceedings of the Working Group, Dec. 1987.

RESEARCH FUNDING

Greater than £100,000 in bold

1. Enhancing Life Project (2015-17) Dream Machine Imaginaries and Realities in the 21st Century, PI, funded by John Templeton Foundation, University of Chicago, and Ruhr University Bochum, £50,000 – decline to take up Provost/Deputy Director role.

2. UNESCO, Preparation of a concept report on Knowledge Societies for Peace and Sustainable Development, with G. Tremblay, Professor Emeritus, University of Quebec at Montreal, for the WSIS+10 Conference, Paris, Feb 2013. Amount US$10,000.


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3. Not Just Talk: Practice, Power, Knowledge and Information and Communication Technologies (TIPPI), collaboration with Dr. Evangelia Berdou, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, funded by Institute of Development Studies, 2012-14. Amount: £100,000.

4. The Networked News Lab, ESRC funded Project, with Nick Benequista, 2012-14. Amount: £50,867.

5. International Institute for Sustainable Development, Report on ICTs, Innovation and Sustainable Development, funded by IDRC, Canada, Oct 2012. Amount CAN$ 2000.

6. Socio-Economic Impact Assessment for Research Projects (SEQUOIA), collaboration with Dr. Paolo Dini, Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, funded by European Commission 2010-2012. Amount: €500K of which €150K to LSE.

7. British Telecom, preparation of Expert Witness evidence in British Telecommunications plc (“BT”) and TalkTalk Telecom Group Limited v Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (“BIS”) in the matter of an intended claim, with W. E. Steinmueller, July 2010 and January 2011. LSE Enterprise, Amount £42,500.

8. Advancing knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship and innovation for growth and social well-being in Europe (AEGIS) Integrated Project, Theme 8 Socio-economic Science and Humanities, European Commission, Mansell named expert with SPRU University of Sussex 2008-10.

9. Open Philosophies for Associative Autopoietic Digital Ecosystems (OPAALS), collaboration with Dr. Paolo Dini, Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, funded by European Commission 2007-10. Amount: €9m of which €1.5m to LSE.

10. Information and Knowledge Management – Emergent (IKM-E), Steering Committee, funded by Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and administered by the European Association for Development Training and Research Institutes (EADI), 2007-2012, Amount: €5m.

11. Digital Business Ecosystems (DBE), collaboration with Dr. Paolo Dini, Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, funded by European Commission, Integrated Project 2003-6. Amount: LSE component €350,000.

12. ICTs for Development – Universal Service and Telecommunications, PI with William H Melody and Claire Milne, Consultant, funded by International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Canada, Jan-Mar 2006. Amount: CAN $70,000.

13. Countering Terrorism in Public Places Research Programme Director, IDEAS Factory Sand-Pit, EPSRC, 2006. Amount £10,000, leading to three large scale funded projects for participants.

14. E-Commerce for Developing Countries: Assessing the Models and Experience World Bank, One Day Training Programme with William H Melody, Washington DC, 2005. Amount US$1,700.

15. Information Society Strategy for Latin America and the Caribbean, for World Summit on the Information Society, United Nations CEPAL Expert Advice, 2005. Amount €5000

16. Cyber Trust and Crime Prevention Foresight Project, leader of all social science contributions to project, funded by Office of Science and Technology (OST), Foresight Project 2003-04. Amount: £25,000

17. Contribution to World Report on Towards Knowledge Societies, UNESCO, 2003. Amount US$15,000

18. Visions of the Information Society, International Telecommunication Union, Geneva, Report. 2003. Amount US$ 5,000

19. Growth-Nodes in Knowledge-based Europe (G-NIKE), led by IN3 University of Catalonia, Barcelona, funded by European Commission 2002-03. Amount: £40,000 to LSE

20. E-Commerce with Developing Countries, PI with Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, funded by UK Department for International Development 2001-03. Amount: £195,700

21. Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution (STAR), with Databank Consulting, Milan, funded by European Commission, 5th Framework, Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme, Key Action II Electronic Commerce 2000-03. Amount: €2.9 m of which 39% to SPRU, University of Sussex.

22. The Economic Importance of Electronic Networks, PI, funded by Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit, Cabinet Office Preparation of a Report, August 2002. Amount: £29,345.

23. Digital Divide Commonwealth Secretariat, IT Expert Group, London, PI 2001. Amount £5,000.


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24. Electronic Commerce and the Emerging Economies, OECD Workshop Dubai and Background Paper, OECD Paris, 2000. Amount £5,000.

25. Programme coordination for Global Knowledge Partnership Action Summit, Global Knowledge II Conference, British Council with International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Kuala Lumpur, 2000. Amount £10,000.

26. Forecasts and Assessment of Advanced Communication Technologies and Services and Recommendations (FAIR) with Databank Consulting, Milan, funded by European Commission, DGXIII 4th Framework Advanced Communication Technologies and Services (ACTS) Programme 1995-08. Amount: € 3 m of which 35% to SPRU, University of Sussex.

27. Assessment of Telematics Programme (ASSENT), PI, coordinating large scale multi-country survey (1996-9), funded by European Commission, DGXIII, 4th Framework Telematics Programme. Amount: €1.5 m of which 25% to SPRU, University of Sussex.

28. Prospectus for GAIT - Global Access to Information Technologies, PI funded by International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Canada (1999). SPRU University of Sussex. Amount: CAN$ 20,000

29. Systems of Innovation, International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Background Paper for a program sponsored by IDRC and IFIAS, 1997. Amount CAN$ 500.

30. Working Group on IT & Development, United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development, Rapporteur and Commissioned Report Editor, 1997. Amount US$ 27,000.

31. Foresight Panel on Information Technology and Communications Electronics, Office for Science and Technology, London, 1997. Amount £500.

32. Knowledge Societies: IT for Sustainable Development, PI, funded by UNCTAD on behalf of United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development, SPRU University of Sussex. 1996-97. Amount: US$ 27,500.

33. Net Compatible: Virtual Communities, Intelligent Agents and Trust Service Provision for Electronic Commerce, PI, funded by NCR Financial Services Knowledge Laboratory, London 1998, SPRU University of Sussex. Amount: £50,000.

34. The New Telecommunications in the Netherlands, PI, funded by Rathenau Institute, (formerly Netherlands Office of Technology Assessment) 1995, SPRU University of Sussex. Amount: €35,000.

35. Mainframe Computing and Distributed Computing, led by Maastricht Economic and Research Institute on Innovation and Technology (MERIT), University of Limburg, The Netherlands and Amdahl Corporation, 1995. Amount €15,000.

36. Building South-North Bridges on the Information Superhighway – Towards a Global Agenda for Collaborative Research and Action, International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada Workshop, Cairo, 1995. Amount CAN$ 1,000.

37. Electronic Procurement: Stage 1 Report, PI with L. D’Adderio, J. Molas-Gallart, funded by Ernst & Young and European Commission 1995, SPRU University of Sussex. Amount: £50,000.

38. Intellectual Property Rights: The Development of Information Infrastructures for the Information Society led by MERIT, University of Maastricht, funded by European Parliament, Scientific and Technological Options Assessment (STOA) Programme 1995. Amount: €30,000.

39. Employment and Telecommunications, PI, funded by International Labour Office, Geneva, Report, 1995. Amount: US$ 20,000.

40. Assessment Indicators and the Impact of Information on Development, Consultative Panel, International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada, 1994. Amount CAN$ 500.

41. Working Party on Telecommunication and Information Services Policy, OECD, Information, Computers and Communication Policy Division, Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, Report, 1994. Amount US$ 5,000.

42. Electronic Information Services Market and Competitive Strengths and Weaknesses, UK Department of Trade and Industry, Report 1994. Amount £10,000.

43. Telecommunication in Transition, Development and Interconnection Implications for Central and East European Economies, OECD, Information, Computers and Communication Policy Division,


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Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, Workshop Report, Budapest, 1994. Amount US$ 5,000.

44. Media and Advanced Communication Services, led by Technology Investment Partners, Paris with Mansell and Silverstone as coordinators of academic research, funded by Commission of the European Communities, Socio-Economic and Technical Impact Assessment & Forecasts, RACE II 1993. Amount: £30,000.

45. Communication Revolution – Implications for Policy and Governance, World Humanity Action Trust London, Report, 1993. Amount £2,000.

46. High Performance Computing: Network Implications in the US, Europe and Japan, OECD, Report for Information, Computers and Communication Policy Division, 1993. Amount £2,000.

47. Telecommunication, Multinational Enterprises and Globalization, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroParc, Report 1993. Amount £5,000.

48. Scoping Study on the long term needs for internal and external communication systems, Metropolitan Police Service, London, Report 1993. Amount £2,000.

49. Earth Observation Data Policy for Europe, led by Logica Space and Communications Ltd with Mansell and S. Paltridge and R. Hawkins, funded by European Commission, DG-XII, Report 1992. Amount: €150,000

50. European Network for Communication & Information Perspectives, University of Sussex, New Research Development Grant, 1992-93. Amount £5,000.

51. European Cross-Border Telecommunications: Monitoring Alliances and Strategies, PTT Netherlands, The Hague, Report and seminar for Business Strategy Committee, 1992, Amount €500.

52. Human Resources & Communication Highways, funded by Egnatia Epirus Foundation, Greece and European Commission, Expert participant at Symposium and co-author report with G. Lauder 1992. Amount £10,000.

53. Coherence and Diversity of Systems of Innovation, funded by European Commission with LATAPSES Sophia Antipolis, FAST Programme Report, DG-XIII, Paper Mansell and M. Sharp, 1992. Amount €25,000.

54. Cross-Border Telecoms: Prospects for Long Distance Carriers in Europe, NYNEX Network Systems, AT&T Istel, Cable & Wireless, Report 1992. Amount US$ 5,000.

55. Technical and Policy Prerequisites for Global Networking Efficiency, PI funded by UNCTAD, Geneva, Special Division on Trade Facilitation, Report with M Jenkins 1991. Amount US$ 5,000.

56. Electronic Trading Networks, presentation for ‘Trade Efficiency 2000’, UNCTAD, Geneva 1991.

57. International Governance: Trade in a Globalising World Economy, Canadian Delegation Representative to UNCTAD High Level Meeting, Jakarta, 1991. Amount US$ 1,000.

58. Corporate Network Strategy, British Telecom and AT&T Istel Ltd., Chair, Workshop for Directors, London 1991. Amount £2,000.

59. Multimedia Applications, PI, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. Tokyo, Report, 1991. Amount £15,000.

60. Global Networking Strategies, British Telecom, Course material for Economics Module, British Telecom, Telecommunications Engineering Staff College, London, 1991. Amount £15,000.

61. Global Telecommunications, Brighton Partnership for Management of Technology, Course Module Preparation, 1991. Amount £5,000.

62. Special Session on Telecommunications, OECD, Information, Computers and Communication Policy Committee, Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, Rapporteur, Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Synthesis Report, 1990. Amount US$ 4,000.

63. Transnational High Speed Data and Digital Video Communications, Perspectives on Advanced Communications for Europe PACE ’90, PI, funded by European Commission 1990. Amount: €50,000.

64. Business case for the Privatisation of ‘Uruguay Telecommunications Sector Restructuring – Why and How’, BIS Mackintosh Consultancy, Leader, Economic and Financial Team, 1990. Amount £5,000.

65. Mobilising Information Resources for Economic Development, World Bank, Advisor to Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS), Newcastle University, 1990. Amount £4,000.


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66. Telecommunications Liberalisation, Scottish Development Agency, Advisor to Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS), Newcastle University, 1990. Amount £1,000.

67. British Library Dainton Lecture, Draft speech for R. Maxwell with G. Oldham, 1990, Amount £1,000.

68. Survey of Official and Unofficial Data Sources and Classification Systems for Telecommunication Equipment, Networks and Services, OECD, Information, Computer and Communications Policy Committee, Directorate of Science, Technology and Industry, 1989. Report, Amount US$ 5,000.

69. New Telecommunication Network-based Services, World Bank, Report, 1989. Amount US$ 2,000.

70. Inward Technology Transfer, Department of Trade and Industry, Economics Division, London, Report, 1989. Amount £1,000.

71. Programme on Information and Communication Technologies (PICT), PI, Director of ESRC Research Centre, 1988-1995. Amount: £.1.3 million

72. Interaction between Changing Telecommunication Market Structures and the Equipment Industry, OECD Information, Computer and Communications Policy Committee, Directorate of Science, Technology and Industry, Report, 1986. Amount US$ 2,000.

73. World Administrative Telegraph and Telephone Conference Delegate, UK Department of Trade and Industry, International Telecommunication Union, Melbourne, 1988.

74. Comparative broadcasting policies in the US, Canada, the UK and the Member States of Europe, Department of Communications, Ottawa, Report with R. Collins, 1986. Amount CAN$ 5,000.

75. Telecommunication costs and pricing in Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Public Utilities Board, Assistant Director, Report, with William H Melody, 1983. Amount CAN$ 10,000.

AWARDS

Best paper, International Association for Mass Communication Research Conference (IAMCR), Communication Technology Section, Ljubljana (1990)

Scholar in Residence, School of Business, Queen’s University, Ontario (1988)

Best Theoretical Article, Canadian Journal of Communication (1984)

Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Doctoral Fellowship (1980-1983)

REFERENCES

References available upon request.

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