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978-3-030-43529-5The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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The Digital Donga,its ICT sector, during the 20?years following the advent of democracy, as the country grew from the fixed-line digitally divided telephony environment created by apartheid to near-universal mobile service. Several themes shaped that transition: universal service as a key policy challenge for the inc

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Universal Access and Service: The Rise of International Good Practice,form’ regime began to emerge through a process of epistemic contestation at the ITU and through the WTO. This change was accompanied by a hegemonic set of international good practices, including: privatisation of state-owned incumbent operators, the introduction of competition and the creation of an

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Universal Access and Service in South Africa,e and sector pressures mounted. Preparing for elections, the ANC was firming up policies, including for the ICT sector, influenced by its own think tank and by global policy diffusion. Spurred by apartheid’s digital divide, the ANC adopted universal access and service as the centrepiece of its ICT s

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