In this talk, we present a framework to study the impact of local network
knowledge on network capacity. We focus on the case that each
source-destination
pair has enough information to perform optimally when other pairs do not
interfere, however beyond that they only know the  connectivity of the network
(i.e., not the channel gains). We utilize our framework to characterize the
information-theoretic limits of communication with such limited knowledge at
the
nodes.