Books

• Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E, (2020) Advanced introduction to platform economics. Elgar Advanced Introductions, series, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Cheltenham, UK.

• Mansell, R. and Ang, P. H. (eds) (2015) The International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society: 3 Volume Set, Wiley-Blackwell, 1,296 pages.

• Mansell, R. (2012) Imagining the Internet: Communication, Innovation and Governance. Oxford University Press, pp. 320 pages.

• Mansell, R. and Raboy, M. (eds) (2011) Handbook of Global Media and Communications Policy, Wiley-Blackwell, 579 pages.

• Mansell, R. (ed) (2009) The Information Society (Critical Studies in Sociology), 4 Vols. Routledge.

• Mansell, R, Avgerou, C., Quah, D., and Silverstone, R. (eds) (2007) The Oxford Handbook of Information and Communication Technologies, Oxford University Press, 620 pages, pbk 2009.

• Mansell, R. and Collins, B. S. (eds) (2005) Trust and Crime in Information Societies, Edward Elgar Publishers, 459 pages, pbk. 2007.

• Mansell, R., Samarajiva, R., and Mahan, A. (eds) (2002) Networking Knowledge for Information Societies: Institutions and Intervention, Delft: DUP Science, Delft University Press, 405 pages.

• Mansell, R. (ed) (2002) Inside the Communication Revolution - New Patterns of Social and Technical Interaction, Oxford University Press, 309 pages, trans. La revolución de lacomunicación: Modelos de interacción social y técnica, Madrid: Alianza Editorial, 2003.

• Mansell, R. and Steinmueller, W. E. (2000) Mobilizing the Information Society: Strategies for Growth and Opportunity. Oxford University Press, 516 pages, pbk 2002, trans. Macedonian, TRI Publishing Centre, 2009.

• Mansell, R. and Credé, A. (1998) Knowledge Societies … In a Nutshell: Information Technology for Sustainable Development. Ottawa: International Development Research Centre (IDRC), September, trans. Spanish and French.

• Mansell, R. and U. Wehn (eds) (1998) Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development. Published for the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development, Oxford University Press, 323 pages, trans. Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology, 1999.

• Mansell, R. and Silverstone, R. (eds) (1996) Communication by Design: The Politics of Information and Communication Technologies. Oxford University Press, 278 pages.  

• Mansell, R., Davies, A., and Hulsink, W. (1995) The New Telecommunications in the Netherlands: Strategic Developments in Technologies and Markets. Rathenau Institute (formerly Netherlands Office of Technology Assessment), 134 pages.

• Hawkins, R, Mansell, R. and Skea, J. (eds) (1995) Standards Innovation and Competitiveness: The Politics and Economics of Standards in Natural and Technical Environments. Edward Elgar Publishers, 269 pages.

• Mansell, R. (ed) (1994) The Management of Information and Communication Technologies: Emerging Patterns of Control, ASLIB (Association of Library and Information Systems), 326 pages.

• Mansell, R. (1993) The New Telecommunications: A Political Economy of Network Evolution.S age, 260 pages, trans. Le telecomunicazioni che cambiano: Innovazione technolgica edeconomicadelle reti. Utet Libreria, 1996.

• Mansell, R. and Garnham, N. (1991) Universal Service and Rate Restructuring in Telecommunications, and French trans., OECD/ICCP Report No. 23, Paris, 193 pages.

• Mansell, R. (1988) New Telecommunication Services: Videotex Development Strategies, and French trans., OECD/1CCP Report No. 16, Paris, 62 pages.

• Mansell, R. (1987) Telecommunication Network-based Services: Policy Implications, and French trans., OECD/1CCP Report No. 18: Paris, 277 pages.

• Melody, W. H. and Mansell, R (1986) Information and Communication Technologies: Social Science Research and Training Vol. I: An Overview of Research, Vol II: National Directory, London: Economic and Social Research Council, 390 pages.

 
Other publications

View a comprehensive list of Professor Mansell's publications.

LSE projects

• Interference on the line? The challenge of rights, freedoms and broadband, PI in collaboration with Dr. Monica Horton, Visiting Research Fellow, Submitted: ESRC open call.
• Renewing the Knowledge Societies Vision for Peace and Sustainable Development, With G. Tremblay, Professor, University of Quebec at Montreal, UNESCO, Report for the WSIS+10 Conference, Paris, Feb 2013.  Funder: UNESCO
• Not Just Talk: Practice, Power, Knowledge and Information and Communication Technologies (TIPPI) With Dr. Evangelia Berdou, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex. Funder: Institute of Development Studies (2012-14).
• International Knowledge Management - Emergent (IKM-E) Steering Committee Member. Funder: Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and administered by the European Association for Development Training and Research Institutes (EADI), 2007-2012  see http://wiki.ikmemergent.net/index.php/Main_Page
• Socio-Economic Impact Assessment for Research Projects (SEQUOIA). Led by Dr Paolo Dini, LSE Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, Funder: European Commission 2010-2012, See http://www.sequoiaproject.eu/
• British Telecom  Expert Witness evidence in British Telecommunications plc ("BT") and TalkTalk Telecom Group Limited v Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, 1 July 2010 - January 2011
• Advancing knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship and innovation for growth and social well-being in Europe (AEGIS)with E. Edward Steinmueller, SPRU, University of Sussex, Mansell named expert with SPRU 2008-11, see http://ec.europa.eu/research/social-sciences/projects/349_en.html
• Countering Terrorism in Public Places Research Programme Director, IDEAS Factory Sand-Pit, ESRC, AHRC, EPSRC, 2006, for funded projects see http://www.esrc.ac.uk/about-esrc/what-we-do/our-research/terrorism.aspx
• Open Philosophies for Associative Autopoietic Digital Ecosystems (OPAALS) Led by Dr. Paolo Dini, Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, LSE was Lead Partner. Funder: European Commission 2007-10, see http://www.opaals.eu/
• Digital Business Ecosystems (DBE) Led by Dr Paolo Dini, LSE Department of Media and Communications, Senior Research Associate, LSE was Lead Partner. Funder: European Commission, Integrated Project 2003-6.
• ICTs for Development - Universal Service and Telecommunications Led by Mansell with Professor William H Melody and Claire Milne, Consultant. Funder: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Canada, Jan-Mar 2006.
• Cyber Trust and Crime Prevention Foresight Project Mansell as leader of all social science contributions to project. Funder: Office of Science and Technology (OST), Foresight (2003-4), see http://www.bis.gov.uk/foresight/our-work/projects/published-projects/cyber-trust
• Growth-Nodes in Knowledge-based Europe (G-NIKE) Lead Institute: IN3 University of Catalonia, Barcelona. Funder: European Commission 2002-3.
• E-Commerce with Developing Countries Lead Institute: LSE with Institute of Development Studies, Sussex. Funder: UK Department for International Development 2001-3, see http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/3710/1/The_reality_of_e-commerce_with_developing_countries.pdf
• Socio-economic Trends Assessment for the Digital Revolution (STAR) Lead Institute: Databank Consulting, Milan, with SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: European Commission, 5th Framework, Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme, Key Action II Electronic Commerce 2000-3.
• The Economic Importance of Electronic Networks Funder: Prime Minister's Strategy Unit, Cabinet Office, 2002, see http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/3867/1/The_Economic_Importance_of_Electronic_Networks.pdf

Pre-LSE projects (1988-2000 at SPRU, University of Sussex)

• Forecasts and Assessment of Advanced Communication Technologies and Services and Recommendations (FAIR) Lead Institute: Databank Consulting, Milan, with SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: European Commission, DGXIII 4th Framework Advanced Communication Technologies and Services (ACTS) Programme, 1995-8.
• Assessment of Telematics Programme (ASSENT) Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: European Commission, DGXIII, 4th Framework Telematics Programme, 1996-9.
• Prospectus for GAIT - Global Access to Information Technologies Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Canada, 1999. See http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/26661/1/GAIT_(LSERO).pdf
• Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: UNCTAD on behalf of United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development, 1996-7, see http://www.sussex.ac.uk/spru/research/ink/knowledgesocieties
• Net Compatible:  Virtual Communities, Intelligent Agents and Trust Service Provision for Electronic Commerce Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: NCR Financial Services Knowledge Laboratory, London, 1998, see http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/24979/
• The New Telecommunications in the Netherlands Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: Rathenau Institute, (formerly Netherlands Office of Technology Assessment), 1995.
• Intellectual Property Rights: The Development of Information Infrastructures for the Information Society Lead Institute: MERIT, Maastricht and SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: European Parliament, Scientific and Technological Options Assessment (STOA) Programme, 1995.
• Employment and Telecommunications Lead Institute: SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: International Labour Office, Principal Contractor, Geneva, 1995.
• Media and Advanced Communication Services Lead Institute: Technology Investment Partners, Paris with SPRU Sussex Mansell and Silverstone as coordinators of academic research. Funder: Commission of the European Communities, Socio-Economic and Technical Impact Assessment & Forecasts, RACE II, 1993.
• Earth Observation Data Policy for Europe Lead Institute: Logica Space and Communications Ltd and SPRU University of Sussex. Funder: Commission of the European Communities, DG-XII, 1992.

Postgraduate teaching

Professor Mansell has taught extensively in her various fields of expertise. Presently, she convenes and teaches on the graduate-level course Disruptive Digital Worlds: Competing Economic and Political Economy Explanations and was inaugural convenor of Information, Communication and Knowledge Systems. She has also contributed lectures to team-taught graduate-level Media and Communications courses relating to theories and concepts (MC408/MC418) and research methodologies (MC4M1/MC4M2).

Doctoral supervision

Professor Mansell has taught extensively in her various fields of expertise. She convened and taught the popular graduate-level courses Disruptive Digital Worlds: Competing Economic and Political Economy Explanations and Information, Communication and Knowledge Systems. She continues to contribute to team-taught graduate-level Media and Communications courses relating to theories and concepts (MC408/MC418) and research methodologies (MC4M1/MC4M2).