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James
Alleman
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James Alleman
is a Senior
Fellow and Director of Research at Columbia Institute of Tele-Information (CITI), Columbia Business School, Columbia
University.
He was awarded the title of Professor Emeritus at the University
of Colorado
– Boulder upon
his retirement from the University in 2008.
Dr.
Alleman was a Visiting Senior Scholar at IDATE in Montpellier,
France in the
fall of 2005 and continues his involvement in IDATE’s scholarly
activities. During calendar years 2001 and 2002, he was a Visiting
Professor in the Economics and Finance Division at Columbia
Business
School,
Columbia University.
Dr.
Alleman was previously the Director of the International
Center
for Telecommunications Management at the University
of Nebraska
at Omaha,
Director of Policy Research for GTE, and an economist for the International
Telecommunication Union. He has conducted research in the area of
telecommunications policy, with emphasis on pricing, costing, and regulation
as well as on interconnection, international telephony settlements,
communications in the infrastructure and related areas. More recently,
he has been researching the application of real options valuation techniques
to network industries and the causes, consequences and remedies of the
financial infirmities of the communications and information technologies
sectors. He provides litigation support in these areas.
Dr. Alleman
founded Paragon Service International, Inc., a communications call-back
firm, and has been granted patents (numbers 5,883,964
& 6,035,027
) on the call-back process widely used by the industry.
version François
Curriculum Vitae (in pdf format)
Current Activities
Activities
Books
Should We Regulate High Speed Internet Access?, (co-editor,
Robert Crandall), AEI-Brookings
Joint
Center
for Regulatory Studies, pp. i-viii, 1-331, December 2002.
The New Investment Theory of Real Options and Its
Implications for Telecommunications Economics, Regulatory Economics Series,
Kluwer Academic Publishers (co-editor, Eli Noam), Boston,
MA,
pp. i-xi, 1-280, 1999.
Perspectives
on the Telephone Industry: The Challenge for the Future (co-edited with Richard D.
Emmerson), Harper Row, New York,
NY,
pp. i-xviii, 1-324, 1989.
Recent
Papers
“Real
Options Methodology Applied to the Information and Communications Technology
Sector: A Survey,” (with Gary Madden and Hak Kim) Communications & Strategies, No.
70, 2nd. Quarter 2008, pp. 27-44.
“An
Investment Criterion Incorporating Real Options,” (with Hirofumi Suto and Paul Rappoport), Communications & Strategies, No. 70, 2nd. Quarter 2008, pp. 45-66.
“Optimal
Pricing with Sunk Cost and Uncertainty,” (co-authored with Paul Rappoport) in The Economics of Online Markets and
Information Communications and Technology Networks: Contribution to Economics Series, (eds.
Russel Cooper, Ashley Lloyd, Gary Madden and Michael Schipp), Physica-Verlag,
Heidelberg (2006), ISSN 1431-1933, pp. 143-155.
“Regulatory Failure: Time for a New Policy Paradigm,”
(with Paul Rappoport), Communication & Strategy, No. 60, 4th.
Quarter 2005, pp. 105-123.
“Modelling
Regulation with Real Options: An
Extension,” (co-authored with
Paul Rappoport), Connecting Societies
and Markets, Governance of
Telecommunications Networks: Connecting
Societies and Markets, (eds. Brigitte Preissl and Jürgen Müller),
Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg
(2006) ISBN 10 3-7908-1745-7, pp. 459-478
“Business
Model of Wireless in the USA,” (with Christopher Swann), Mobile Media: Content and
Services For Wireless Communications, Düsseldorf, Germany, Jo Groebel,
Eli M. Noam,
and Valerie Feldmann
(eds.), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., Mahwah, NJ (2005), ISBN
0-8058-4642-5, pp. 153-163.
“WTP (Willingness-to-Pay) Analysis of Mobile Internet
Demand,” (co-authored with Paul
Rappoport and Lester D. Taylor),
Frontiers of Broadband, Electronic and Mobile Commerce, Cooper,
Russel and Gary
Madden (eds.), Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg,
Germany (2004), pp.
165 – 180.
"Network Resilience and its Regulatory
Inhibitors,” (with Jonathan Liebenau), in Global Economy and
Digital Society, Erik Bohlin, Sanford L. Levin, N.
Sung , and C-H Yoon (eds.) Elsevier, Amsterdam (2004)
“A Decision Making Criterion Incorporating Real
Options,” (with Hirofumi Suto and Paul Rappoport), Proceedings of Bell
University Laboratory Workshop, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario,
Canada, 28 May 2003.
“Dominant Carrier Market Power in United States
International Telephone Markets” (with Gary Madden and Scott Savage), Applied
Economics, volume 35, April 2003, pp. 665-73.
“The Internet and the Demand for
News: Macro- and Microevidence,” (with Paul Rappoport) Crisis
Communications: Lesson from September 11, A. Michael Noll (ed.),
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., New York
(2004), pp. 151-166.
Modelling Regulatory Distortions with Real Options
Engineering Economics, Vol. 47, no. 4, December
2002.
Real Options, Real Opportunities , 90-Day Plan , Financial Plan , Optimize, January 2002.
Sprint -- GTE's Lost Opportunity , The
International Handbook of Telecommunications Economics Volume III ,
Madden, Gary (ed.), Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham, UK 2002.
Forecasting the Demand for Internet Services , The
International Handbook of Telecommunications Economics Volume II ,
Madden, Gary
(ed.), Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham,
UK 2002
Universal Service: A Policy Survey, Review and Critique
, The International Handbook of Telecommunications Economics Volume I,
Madden, Gary
(ed.), Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham, UK 2002.
A New View of Telecommunications Economics , Telecommunications
Policy, January 2002.
Trade Imbalances in International Message Telephone Service ,
Applied Economics, 2000.
Poverty of Cost Models, the Wealth of Real Options
(In The New Investment Theory of Real Options and its Implications
for Telecommunications Economics) . Regulatory
Economics Series, Kluwer Academic Publishers (1999). Alleman and Noam
(eds.)
Universal Service: The Poverty of Policy , University
of Colorado Law Review,
volume 71, number 4, fall 2000.
International Settlements: An Analysis of Rates (Communications
& Strategies , Issue 30, IDATE, Montpellier, France 2nd.
Quarter, 1998. )
Book
Reviews & Others
Contact Information
telephone:         + 1 303 442-4465 
cell:
+ 1 917 294-1688
facsimile:
+ 1 303 492-1112
e-mail:
James.Alleman@Colorado.edu
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Last update: 24 June
2009
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