Reconciling Political and Economic Goals in the Net Neutrality Debate Johannes M. Bauer a & Jonathan A. Obar b c a Department of Telecommunication, Information Studies and Media , Michigan State University , East Lansing , Michigan , USA b Faculty of Information , University of Toronto , Toronto , Ontario , Canada c Quello Center for Telecommunication Management and Law , Michigan State Univers...

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INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 397 I. THE THREAT OF TPFS: EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS THE GAME EXCEPT THE CONSUMER ................................................. 398 II. CONSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS: RATIOS AND DISCLOSURES ........ 402 A. Pre-Riley: A Reasonable Compromise ............................... 402 B. Riley: Taking Away Valuab...

The paper provides a characterization of all efficient and strategy-proof voting mechamisms on a large class of preference domains, the class of all generalized single-peaked domains. It is shown that a strategy-proof voting mechanism on such a domain is efficient if and only if it satisfies a weak neutrality condition and is either almost dictatorial, or defined on a median space of dimension ...

INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................69 I. VISIONS OF THE FUTURE ..............................................................71 A. The Openists...........................................................................71 B. The Deregulationists...............................................................75 II. SHARED ECONOMIC FAIT...

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