This book explores the institutional variable of federalism in its several legal manifestations for the ICT development literature. In doing so, it builds a fivefold assumption that: (i) ICT is a multifaceted construct that demands an interdisciplinary approach, not least a legal one; (ii) legal analysis is not a straightforward process and a specific method is needed to uncover legal concepts that constitute the federal dimension of a country's ICT institutional framework; (iii) federalism is a pervasive experience, making it indispensable for comparative analyses and useful for guiding...