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by James I Campbell (Author) "This book tells the story, or much of the story, of how international couriers and express companies sought to orchestrate fundamental reforms in economic regulatory..." (more)
Key Phrases: postal green paper, postal monopoly law, secondary distribution area, United States, Postal Rate Commission, Universal Postal Union (more...)
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Editorial Reviews

The Honorable John M. McHugh, member of the U.S. House of Representatives and former chairman of the Subcommittee on the Postal Service
Campbell has done it again. A scholarly work of the first-order on the postal and delivery marketplace. Highly-readable.

Ulrich Stumpf, Associate Director, Wissenschaftliches Institut für Kommunikationsdienste GmbH (WIK)
Surprisingly for us Europeans, an American emerged as a prime actor during a period of an immensely stimulating sector reform.

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This book tells the story, or much of the story, of how international couriers and express companies sought to orchestrate fundamental reforms in economic regulatory policies during the last quarter of the twentieth century, thus opening the way for development of global delivery services integrating both private carriers and leading public post offices. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
postal green paper, postal monopoly law, secondary distribution area, delivery services sector, public postal operators, terminal dues agreements, international remail, unjust discrimination provision, remail competition, primary distribution area, terminal dues rate, delivery services market, progressive post offices, terminal dues system, express consignments, based terminal dues, terminal dues charges, bag tariff, international express industry, nominal consignee, other postal administrations, global delivery services, private express statutes, affordable universal service, basic postage rate
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United States, Postal Rate Commission, Universal Postal Union, Executive Council, Universal Postal Convention, Federal Express, Postmaster General, Beijing Congress, European Commission, United Kingdom, New Zealand, International Courier Conference, New York, Treaty of Rome, International Express Carriers Conference, Department of Justice, Board of Governors, International Post Corporation, Commission Decision, Rowland Hill, Ops Sol, Seoul Congress, Attorney General, British Telecommunications, Postal Directive
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