Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Contributors -- 1 - Introduction: The Internet Has Borders -- I - Country Chapters -- 2 - From Pockets of Experimentation to Institutional Change -- 3 - The Growth and Development of the Internet in the United States -- 4 - Sweden's Wireless Wonders: The Diverse Roots and Selective Adaptations of the Swedish Internet Economy -- 5 - Technological National Learning in France: From Minitel to Internet -- 6 - Creativity under Constraint: Technological Imprinting and the Migration of Indian Business to the New Economy -- 7 - The German Internet Economy and the ''Silicon Valley Model'': Convergence, Divergence, or Something Else? -- 8 - The Internet Economy of Korea -- 9 - Between Bit Valley and Silicon Valley: Hybrid Forms of Business Governance in the Japanese Internet Economy -- II - Cross-cutting Themes -- 10 - Is There Global Convergence in Regulation and Electronic Markets? -- 11 - Suppliers and Intermediaries -- 12 - Regulation in Europe -- 13 - Non-Market Strategies and Regulation in the United States -- 14 - Conclusions -- References -- Index.