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At the End of the Beginning: The Formalization of Property Rights in Emerging Markets Report / In Depth At the End of the Beginning: The Formalization of Property Rights in Emerging Markets Oct 1, 2002 Michael Graglia
Open Spectrum Report / In Depth Open Spectrum Instead of treating spectrum as a scarce physical resource, we could make it available to all as a commons. Oct 1, 2002 Kevin Werbach
Auction and Lease Fees Paid for Public Assets Report / In Depth Auction and Lease Fees Paid for Public Assets Examples of lawmakers鈥 efforts to ensure that citizens receive a fair return on the commercial use of public assets. Sep 13, 2002 Michael Calabrese
The Divided Welfare State: The Battle over Public and Private Social Benefits in the United States Book / In Depth The Divided Welfare State: The Battle over Public and Private Social Benefits in the United States The Divided Welfare State demonstrates that private social benefits have deeply influenced the politics of public social programs. Sep 9, 2002 Jacob Hacker
Reply Comments to FCC Spectrum Policy Task Force Report / In Depth Reply Comments to FCC Spectrum Policy Task Force A task force basic principles for balancing the competing goals of the Communications Act. Jul 22, 2002 Harold Feld, Michael Calabrese, Cheryl Leanza, Andrew Jay Schwartzman
An Information Commons for E-Learning Report / In Depth An Information Commons for E-Learning This paper focuses on the potential for an e-learning “commons” to improve and enhance education and lifelong learning for all Americans. Jun 1, 2002 Thomas Kalil
The Case for Free Air Time Report / In Depth The Case for Free Air Time A paper on what a free air time system should do. Jun 1, 2002 Paul Taylor
The Myth of ‘Free’ TV Report / In Depth The Myth of ‘Free’ TV This paper calls into question the vast subsidies given to broadcasters in the name of free TV. Jun 1, 2002
Saving the Information Commons Report / In Depth Saving the Information Commons Electronic technologies have dramatically changed market structures and people鈥檚 use of communications media. May 1, 2002 Tim Watts, David Bollier
The Five Percent Solution Report / In Depth The Five Percent Solution This paper proposes relieving commercial broadcasters of their “public trustee” obligations. May 1, 2002 Henry Geller, Tim Watts