R Brian Woodrow
Biographic Data
| ID | 5689470 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Brian Woodrow |
| GIVEN NAMES | R Brian |
| FAMILY NAME | Woodrow |
| SIGNATURE | WOODROW R B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Guelph |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Telecommunications and information networks
This article explores the growing international tensions over information networks and the conflict related to the underlying telecommunications networks that lies at the heart of the matter. Telecommunications policy and practice is changing significantly in many countries and at the international level. Tensions and conflict are identified as taking place on four levels: conflict over underlying values, conflict between and among different indu…
Triad Power
The proceedings of the Eleventh Telecommunications Pol icy Research Conference maintains the high standards and topical significance which have been set by previous editions arising from this most useful project. This annual conference, usually held in April at a site near Washington D. C., is probably the premiere gathering for specialists in telecommunications policy in North America. So as to keep the conference relevant and vibrant, each year…
Policy Research in Telecommunications
Why are Japanese corporations so successful? For many who study multinational corporations that has become the key question of the eighties. Some answer it by pointing to Japanese discipline and management skills -- the basis for unmatchable efficiency. Others suggest that Japan is almost closed to foreign competitors, so Japanese corporations develop and thrive in a large, protected market then invade foreign markets from a secure base
Reshaping Confederation
Canada and Mexico
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Canada and Mexico
Triad Power
The proceedings of the Eleventh Telecommunications Pol icy Research Conference maintains the high standards and topical significance which have been set by previous editions arising from this most useful project. This annual conference, usually held in April at a site near Washington D. C., is probably the premiere gathering for specialists in telecommunications policy in North America. So as to keep the conference relevant and vibrant, each year…
Policy Research in Telecommunications
Why are Japanese corporations so successful? For many who study multinational corporations that has become the key question of the eighties. Some answer it by pointing to Japanese discipline and management skills -- the basis for unmatchable efficiency. Others suggest that Japan is almost closed to foreign competitors, so Japanese corporations develop and thrive in a large, protected market then invade foreign markets from a secure base
Reshaping Confederation
Telecommunications and information networks
This article explores the growing international tensions over information networks and the conflict related to the underlying telecommunications networks that lies at the heart of the matter. Telecommunications policy and practice is changing significantly in many countries and at the international level. Tensions and conflict are identified as taking place on four levels: conflict over underlying values, conflict between and among different indu…
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