Michigan State Law Review

ISSUE 2003:3

 

 

Table of Contents

 

FOURTH ANNUAL QUELLO 

COMMUNICATION POLICY AND LAW SYMPOSIUM

 

Introductory Remarks

Terence L. Blackburn …..529

 

The State of Telecom: Realities, Regulation, Restructuring

Johannes M. Bauer, Paola Vesperini and Steven S. Wildman …..531

 

Telecom Financial Realities

George Reed-Dellinger, Moderator…..563

Scott C. Cleland…..571

Thomas W. Aust…..575

Joan H. Smith 581…..581

 

Current Regulatory Realities: Overcoming the Regulatory Quandary

Richard E. Wiley, Moderator…..589

Simon J. Wilkie…..599

David A. Svanda…..605

Thomas J. Tauke…..609

Thomas E. Wheeler …..615

Joel E. Lubin…..619

 

Ways Out: Reconciling Industry Restructuring and Competition

W. Russell Neuman, Moderator …..625

 

Technological Progress and Regulatory Stability

Gerald W. Brock …..631

 

The FCC and Telecom Recovery: A Scorecard for Evaluating

the New Unbundling Rules

Randolph J. May …..645

 

Regulatory Reform: The Telecommunications Act of 1996

and the FCC Media Ownership Rules

Bruce M. Owen …..671

 

New Models of Regulation and Interagency Governance

Christopher S. Yoo …..701

 

Beyond Goldwasser: Ex Post Judicial Enforcement in Deregulated Markets

Jim Rossi …..717

 

Cooperative Federalism and its Challenges

Philip J. Weiser ….. 727

 

Remedies and the Institutional Design of Regulation in Network Industries

J. Gregory Sidak ….. 741

 

The Political Realities of Telecommunications Policies in the U.S.:

How the Legacy of Public Utility Regulation Constrains Adoption of

New Regulatory Models

Barbara A. Cherry …..757

 

COMMENT

 

The Future of School Vouchers: A Reflection on Zelman v. Simmons-Harris

and an Examination of the Blaine Amendments as a Viable Challenge to

Sectarian School Aid Programs

Robert A. Dietzel …..791