Foreword. Introduction. I. The Evolution of Terminal Dues and Remail Provisions in European and International Postal Law J. Campbell. II. International Regulation of Postal Services: UPU vs WTO Rules D. Luff. III. The Liberalisation of Postal Services in the European Union: An Analysis of Directive 97/67 D. Geradin, C. Humpe. IV. Market Definition in Postal Services S. Baker, J. Dodgson. V. Abuse of Market Power in Postal Services: Lessons from the Commission's Decisional Practice and Court of Justice Case Law J. Derenne, C. Stockford. VI. Access to the Postal Network: The Situation After Bronner L. Flynn. VII. Merger Control in the Postal Sector J.-Y. Art. VIII. The Provision and Funding of Universal Service Obligations in a Liberalized Environment V.V. Comandini. IX. France. The Frence Postal Sector: Old Missions, New Challenges. S. Rodrigues. X. Germany A. Heinen. XI. the Liberalisation of Italian Postal Services and the Case of `Special Services' A. Perrazzelli, A. Fratini. XII. Norway Deregulation of the Norwegian Postal Market G. Lunde, H. Selte. XIII. Portugal J.C. Santana. XIV. The United Kingdom British Postal Reform in the Context of European Changes -- Lagging Behind, Catching Up or Leading the Way? F. Mc Gowan. Annexes. Index
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