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This study investigates regulatory reforms in the
telecommunications sector of Middle Eastern and North African
(MENA) countries. It explores telecommunications innovations in
three developing economies (Morocco, Jordan and Egypt), with a
focus on regional and European trends in telecommunications
policies. Common knowledge suggests that the European Union and its
member states are the main influential regulatory power in the MENA
region. However, the empirical analysis of selected
telecommunications regulations: universal service obligation (USO)
and spectrum management, reveals that reforms are not always
determined by European countries but may also originate from other
developing countries, such as Peru and Chile. This finding attests
to the rise of regulatory influence from the Global South, which
challenges traditional transfers of regulations originating from
more industrially advanced countries.
This study investigates regulatory reforms in the
telecommunications sector of Middle Eastern and North African
(MENA) countries. It explores telecommunications innovations in
three developing economies (Morocco, Jordan and Egypt), with a
focus on regional and European trends in telecommunications
policies. Common knowledge suggests that the European Union and its
member states are the main influential regulatory power in the MENA
region. However, the empirical analysis of selected
telecommunications regulations: universal service obligation (USO)
and spectrum management, reveals that reforms are not always
determined by European countries but may also originate from other
developing countries, such as Peru and Chile. This finding attests
to the rise of regulatory influence from the Global South, which
challenges traditional transfers of regulations originating from
more industrially advanced countries.
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