Edited by Rolf W. Künneke, John Groenewegen, Delft University of Technology and Jean-François Auger, University of Groningen, the Netherlands

• Contents: 1. Challenges for Readjusting the Governance of Network IndustriesRolf W. Künneke and John Groenewegen PART I: INSTITUTIONS2. Why Reform Infrastructures and with what Institutional Arrangements? The Case of Public–Private Partnerships in Water SupplyClaude Ménard3. Creating Institutional Arrangements that Make Markets Work: The Case of Retail Markets in the Electricity SectorJean-Michel Glachant4. Liberalization and Privatization of Road Management in Finland and SpainMónica Altamirano and Martin de Jong PART II: TECHNOLOGY5. Regulatory Practices and the Role of Technology in the Network Industries: The Case of EuropeMatthias Finger and Frédéric Varone 6. Network Modernization in the Telecom Sector: The Case of Wi-FiWolter Lemstra, Vic Hayes and Marianne van der Steen 7. Changing Paradigms in Electric Energy SystemsMarija Ilic and Mariann Jelinek PART III: POLICIES8. Public Values versus Private Interests: An Empirical Comparison of Business Strategies in Liberalized InfrastructuresCasper van der Veen, Peer Ederer, Fabienne Fortanier, Alexandra Rotileanu and Bob de Wit 9. Disruptive Technologies in Communications: Observations from an EntrepreneurMalcolm Matson Index

Edited by Rolf W. Künneke, John Groenewegen, Delft University of Technology and Jean-François Auger, University of Groningen, the Netherlands

• Contents: 1. Challenges for Readjusting the Governance of Network IndustriesRolf W. Künneke and John Groenewegen PART I: INSTITUTIONS2. Why Reform Infrastructures and with what Institutional Arrangements? The Case of Public–Private Partnerships in Water SupplyClaude Ménard3. Creating Institutional Arrangements that Make Markets Work: The Case of Retail Markets in the Electricity SectorJean-Michel Glachant4. Liberalization and Privatization of Road Management in Finland and SpainMónica Altamirano and Martin de Jong PART II: TECHNOLOGY5. Regulatory Practices and the Role of Technology in the Network Industries: The Case of EuropeMatthias Finger and Frédéric Varone 6. Network Modernization in the Telecom Sector: The Case of Wi-FiWolter Lemstra, Vic Hayes and Marianne van der Steen 7. Changing Paradigms in Electric Energy SystemsMarija Ilic and Mariann Jelinek PART III: POLICIES8. Public Values versus Private Interests: An Empirical Comparison of Business Strategies in Liberalized InfrastructuresCasper van der Veen, Peer Ederer, Fabienne Fortanier, Alexandra Rotileanu and Bob de Wit 9. Disruptive Technologies in Communications: Observations from an EntrepreneurMalcolm Matson Index

Edited by Rolf W. Künneke, John Groenewegen, Delft University of Technology and Jean-François Auger, University of Groningen, the Netherlands

• Contents: 1. Challenges for Readjusting the Governance of Network IndustriesRolf W. Künneke and John Groenewegen PART I: INSTITUTIONS2. Why Reform Infrastructures and with what Institutional Arrangements? The Case of Public–Private Partnerships in Water SupplyClaude Ménard3. Creating Institutional Arrangements that Make Markets Work: The Case of Retail Markets in the Electricity SectorJean-Michel Glachant4. Liberalization and Privatization of Road Management in Finland and SpainMónica Altamirano and Martin de Jong PART II: TECHNOLOGY5. Regulatory Practices and the Role of Technology in the Network Industries: The Case of EuropeMatthias Finger and Frédéric Varone 6. Network Modernization in the Telecom Sector: The Case of Wi-FiWolter Lemstra, Vic Hayes and Marianne van der Steen 7. Changing Paradigms in Electric Energy SystemsMarija Ilic and Mariann Jelinek PART III: POLICIES8. Public Values versus Private Interests: An Empirical Comparison of Business Strategies in Liberalized InfrastructuresCasper van der Veen, Peer Ederer, Fabienne Fortanier, Alexandra Rotileanu and Bob de Wit 9. Disruptive Technologies in Communications: Observations from an EntrepreneurMalcolm Matson Index