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Governing the dynamics of the network industries

2010
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This paper wants to further develop the theory of co-evolution between technology and institutions in the network industries by addressing one of the critiques that is generally raised, namely the lack of taking into account its dynamics. The paper outlines the main steps in the conceptualization of the evolving network industries in the context of liberalization and concludes with considerations about how to govern their dynamics.

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