Jean-Claude Burgelman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3912803 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Claude Burgelman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Claude |
| FAMILY NAME | Burgelman |
| SIGNATURE | BURGELMAN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Free University of Brussels |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Impact of Convergence on the Competitiveness of the European Consumer Electronics Industry
Consumer Electronics (CE) encompass all electronic hardware and software products and systems, fixed or mobile, intended for purchase by large numbers of private consumers, enabling them access to services, functions and content at their discretion. Today, the CE industry, as it goes rapidly digital, is in the midst of a new wave of change. The different worlds of television, telephone and data processing are beginning to share similar technologi…
Regulating Access in the Information Society
This article focuses on two issues with regard to the policy debate on the regulation of access of communication systems. The first issue deals with the concepts that are commonly used in communication policy with regard to the regulation of `access', i.e. universal service and public service. The article then goes on to challenge the validity and usefulness of these concepts in the new communications environments. The analysis points at many sho…
Information society policy in the developing world
The Global Information Society (GIS) has in recent years been high on the political agenda of Western countries. These countries have been concerned with the development of Information Infrastructures in order to achieve the Information Society. In the West there has been a broad consensus about the framework in which the development of the GIS needs to take place. On both national and international levels a framework has to be established which …
Service universel, service public et souci de diversité
Les autoroutes de l'information soulèvent divers problèmes politiques, qui mettent en jeu des questions de démocratie représentative et de choix de valeurs sociales. Les médias changent lentement et se substituent rarement les uns aux autres; il n'y a donc pas urgence à légiférer. Mais les principes réglementaires étant des constructions négociées, liées aux forces sociales en un lieu et à un moment donné, il convient d'examiner si ces concepts t…
Les services publics de communication en Belgique (1830-1994)
In a context of liberalization and privatization, one of the main political stakes is the challenge to the social and economic role of the State. A study of the origins and evolution of the public service opens several avenues for investigating the nature of present changes within the communications sector. Three questions structure this inquiry throughout the ar
Audiovisual policy and cultural identity in small European states
Political parties and their impact on public service broadcasting in Belgium. Elements from a political-sociological approach
The Future of Public Service Broadcasting
Confronted with the privatization of communications in particular and the deregulation of state-linked structures in general, many critical researchers have come to defend public service broadcasting (PSB), despite their previous criticism of both PSB and commercial broadcasting. This article examines the arguments in the debate over the future of PSB in Europe and argues that important developments in new media mean this debate is no longer simp…
Audiovisual policy and cultural identity in small European states
The Future of Public Service Broadcasting
Confronted with the privatization of communications in particular and the deregulation of state-linked structures in general, many critical researchers have come to defend public service broadcasting (PSB), despite their previous criticism of both PSB and commercial broadcasting. This article examines the arguments in the debate over the future of PSB in Europe and argues that important developments in new media mean this debate is no longer simp…
Regulating Access in the Information Society
This article focuses on two issues with regard to the policy debate on the regulation of access of communication systems. The first issue deals with the concepts that are commonly used in communication policy with regard to the regulation of `access', i.e. universal service and public service. The article then goes on to challenge the validity and usefulness of these concepts in the new communications environments. The analysis points at many sho…
Political parties and their impact on public service broadcasting in Belgium. Elements from a political-sociological approach
Information society policy in the developing world
The Global Information Society (GIS) has in recent years been high on the political agenda of Western countries. These countries have been concerned with the development of Information Infrastructures in order to achieve the Information Society. In the West there has been a broad consensus about the framework in which the development of the GIS needs to take place. On both national and international levels a framework has to be established which …
The Future of Public Service Broadcasting
Confronted with the privatization of communications in particular and the deregulation of state-linked structures in general, many critical researchers have come to defend public service broadcasting (PSB), despite their previous criticism of both PSB and commercial broadcasting. This article examines the arguments in the debate over the future of PSB in Europe and argues that important developments in new media mean this debate is no longer simp…
Political parties and their impact on public service broadcasting in Belgium. Elements from a political-sociological approach
Audiovisual policy and cultural identity in small European states
Les services publics de communication en Belgique (1830-1994)
In a context of liberalization and privatization, one of the main political stakes is the challenge to the social and economic role of the State. A study of the origins and evolution of the public service opens several avenues for investigating the nature of present changes within the communications sector. Three questions structure this inquiry throughout the ar
Service universel, service public et souci de diversité
Les autoroutes de l'information soulèvent divers problèmes politiques, qui mettent en jeu des questions de démocratie représentative et de choix de valeurs sociales. Les médias changent lentement et se substituent rarement les uns aux autres; il n'y a donc pas urgence à légiférer. Mais les principes réglementaires étant des constructions négociées, liées aux forces sociales en un lieu et à un moment donné, il convient d'examiner si ces concepts t…
Information society policy in the developing world
The Global Information Society (GIS) has in recent years been high on the political agenda of Western countries. These countries have been concerned with the development of Information Infrastructures in order to achieve the Information Society. In the West there has been a broad consensus about the framework in which the development of the GIS needs to take place. On both national and international levels a framework has to be established which …
The Impact of Convergence on the Competitiveness of the European Consumer Electronics Industry
Consumer Electronics (CE) encompass all electronic hardware and software products and systems, fixed or mobile, intended for purchase by large numbers of private consumers, enabling them access to services, functions and content at their discretion. Today, the CE industry, as it goes rapidly digital, is in the midst of a new wave of change. The different worlds of television, telephone and data processing are beginning to share similar technologi…
Regulating Access in the Information Society
This article focuses on two issues with regard to the policy debate on the regulation of access of communication systems. The first issue deals with the concepts that are commonly used in communication policy with regard to the regulation of `access', i.e. universal service and public service. The article then goes on to challenge the validity and usefulness of these concepts in the new communications environments. The analysis points at many sho…
Political science (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Service (business (4 works) · Law (3 works)