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International Background
Teaching and Research
Harvard Law School, 1997-:
Advanced communications law and policy seminars for J.D., L.L.M. and S.J.D. degree students, the first ever at Harvard Law School; course on entertainment and media law; member, Harvard University Faculty Seminar on Information Infrastructure and Governance
The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tuft University, 1990-1997:
Advanced international communications law and policy seminar with students from 24 countries; doctoral committee member for international communications dissertations; adviser, Fletcher Program on International Information and Communication; faculty, Fletcher Global Senior Managers Executive Education Program
Information Technology Fellow, International Communications Studies Program, The Center for Strategic and International Studies, 1999-: Research on domestic and international public and private Internet and telecommunications regulation
Senior Mentor, Henry Crown Fellowship, Advisor to corporate and civic program, The Aspen Institute, 1999-:
Focused on developing the next generation of community-spirited leaders for the 21st century.
Eisenhower Fellowship, 2000-: Fellowship based in Budapest, Mungary focusing on internet and telecommunications developments in central and eastern Europe
Senior Fellow, Edward R. Murrow Center for International Communications, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, 1994-1997:
Research studies on comparative telecommunications regulation
Senior Fellow, The Annenberg Washington Program in Communications Policy Studies, Northwestern University, 1988-1994:
Research director for major domestic and international studies of the communications policy process; director, Annenberg Faculty Workshop on International Communications
Publications:
Books: Closing the Digital Divide: Creating the Digital Dividend (Harvard Business School Press, forthcoming 2002)
Communications Law and Practice (leading treaties now in its twelfth edition, with substantial international satellite and international trade coverage); contributing editor, Cable Communications (Canada), 1985-1995; representative articles on international issues: Boston University International Law Journal; Cable TV Law and Finance; Christian Science Monitor; Eurowatch; International Business; International Law News; Journal of Commerce; Journal of Media Law and Practice; Network World; Technology Review;
Telecommunications Policy; U.S.-Mexico Free Trade Reporter; The Washington Post
International Editorial Advisory Boards:
BNA's Electronic Information Policy & Law Report; Eurowatch; Economics; Transnational data and Communications Report; World Telecom Law Report; International Journal of Comunications Law and Policy
Government Service
Board of Directors of the United States-Israel Science and Technology Foundation, Tel Aviv, Israel and Washington, DC, 2001 -- (fosters long-range cooperation in high technology development by U.S. and Israeli companies)
Special assistance to the Director of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Washington, DC 1977-1981 (extensive international communications policy activities during the Carter Administration)
Public Sector
American Bar Association: Chairman, International Communications Committee, Section of International Law and Practice, 1992-1995; Member, CITEL Latin American Telecommunications and Administrative Law Project, 1993-1995
Seminar Moderator, Aspen Institute Italia, The New Frontiers of Information in the Digital Age 1999-
Seminar Moderator, Aspen Institute Roundtable on International Telecomunications, New World, New Realities: The Remaining Roles of Government in International Telecommunications, 1999-; Member, 1996-
Member, Aspen Institute Roundtable on International Communications, 1996-
Member: European Union Workshop on Telecommunications Competition Policy, 1998
Public sector advisory work: The Brookings Institution, Civic Education Project, Commission of the European Communities, Institute for Information Studies, International Engineering Consortium, International Telecommunication Union
Private Sector
President of Stuart N. Brotman Communications, a global consulting firm for communications, information, Internet and entertainment industry clients. Representative international clients include AT&T, Compaq Computer Corporation, France Telecom, J.P. Morgan & Co., Korea Telecom, Siemens and Telenor
Special counsel on international communications law to law firms around the world, including Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn; Weil, Gotshal & Manges; and Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts
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Biographical Summary
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