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Chapter 1: Academic Hubs and the Intellectual Infrastructure of Economic Regulation.- Chapter 2: On Some Historical Contributions of the Postal Delivery Conference.- Chapter 3: Michael Crew's (and Paul Kleindorfer's) Scholarly Contributions to the CRRI Postal Conferences, 1990-2012.- Chapter 4: DHL Express (Austria): Towards Legal Certainty on Article 9 and Applicable Obligations for Postal Service Providers.- Chapter 5: Quantity Rebate Scheme - Applicability of "per sender" Reasoning for Corporate Groups.- Chapter 6: Regulation. Quo Vadis?.- Chapter 7: PAEA's Take on Regulatory Economics.- Chapter 8: Are European Cross-Border Parcel Delivery Services Affordable?.- Chapter 9: The 2016 Commission Proposal for a Regulation on Cross-Border Parcels: An Assessment of the Objectives, Background, Issues and Potential Impacts.- Chapter 10: E-Commerce of Goods: Testing the European Single Market.- Chapter 11: How E-Commerce is Shaping a New Consumer-Focused Regulatory Framework for the European Parcel Delivery Market.- Chapter 12: Life After Volume Declines: Is There a Viable Future for the Postal Sector?.- Chapter 13: Analysis of the Effect of Management Quality Variables in Delivery Cost Functions.- Chapter 14: Postal Users' Needs Regarding Accessibility to the Postal Network.- Chapter 15: Kill Your Darlings: When Does Sacrificing Next-Day Delivery Help USO Sustainability?.- Chapter 16: The Pricing of Cross-Border Parcel Delivery Services.- Chapter 17: Pricing Efficiency Decisions for Letter and Parcel Markets when Industrial Relations Matter.- Chapter 18: The Impact of Competition on Consumer Prices for Cross-Border Parcels.- Chapter 19: Adjusting Rates for Quality of Service.- Chapter 20: Simulating Cost Effective Parcel Delivery Methods for Postal Services.- Chapter 21: Price Elasticities and Factors Driving International Contract Export mail Sent from the UK to Western European Countries.- Chapter 22: An Exploration of the Impact of Parcel Volume Growth on the Service Performance of Letter Mail.