Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) has become a popular topic for business and academic research since the early 1990's. Different researchers focus on different areas: applications, services, marketing, strategy, the Internet, extranets and technologies in ECommerce, to name but a few. Yet despite this focus on E-Commerce, there is still confusion about just what it is. The aim of this paper is ...

There are many avenues for consumers to transact with one another. Consumers are increasingly trying to find ways to interact and transact with other consumers via the Web. This study utilizes young adults to assess a consumer’s choice to use consumer-to-consumer (C2C) electronic commerce by examining a consumer’s computer self-efficacy, Web experience, and C2C electronic commerce trust. In add...

Consumer behavior in electronic commerce has been the theme of hundreds studies conducted by researchers many nationalities past twenty years. The purpose this study was to review and classify concepts used papers published between 2003 2014 explain consumer commerce. A systematic search literature nine databases performed 136 double-blind peer reviewed journals were selected. Reference models ...

In recognizing the power of electronic commerce in continuously provided service context, this paper examines personal and situational factors as well as transactional characteristics influencing customers’ use of electronic commerce in stock trading. Empirical data were collected from an intercept field survey of individual customers of two major Korean stock trading brokers. Our results show ...

Going beyond the trading view of electronic commerce, collaborative commerce (c-commerce) is concerned with electronic means to enable and facilitate collaborative relationships involving knowledge flows among distributed participants engaged in various joint activities such as those that make up the value chain. C-commerce experience among practitioners is in an emergent stage and c-commerce r...

from the very beginning of the attempts made to organize electronic commerce in international field, the most important subject has been classification of electronic commerce under any legal systems of the organization, i.e. gatt, gats, trips or a combination of the provisions of the gatt and gats. the hybrid and trips systems did not have the required capacity for the subject matter both theor...

In recent years electronic commerce has been at the centre of interest of many companies and also of many researchers. See the International Journal on Electronic Commerce (IJEC) for current research topics and e.g. (Kalakota and Whinston 1996, Kalakota and Robinson 2001) for an overview. However, after a period of a growing world economy in which electronic commerce was advocated as one of the...