E-commerce and cultural values

There is substantial interest in research in developing countries, especially in the use, implementation and development of information technology and systems. Many researchers have been moving toward an understanding of indigenous social and cultural structures and how they influence the use and development of information systems. E-Commerce and Cultural Values addresses these issues and brings together scholars to share their expertise on different aspects of the social side of e-Commerce and information systems and how they impact the cultural values of a society.

Globalization, culture and e-business / Brian J. Corbitt -- The adoption of information technology : a foundation of e-commerce development in Thai culture / O. Chieochan, D. Lindley, T. Dunn -- The implementation of electronic commerce in SMEs in Singapore / Wei-Chang Kong -- Implementing IT policy and the bedevilment of post-colonialism -- a case study of Tanzania / Joseph Kabalimu, Brian J. Corbitt, Theerasak Thanasankit -- Gaining knowledge from post-mortem analyses to eliminate electronic commerce project abandonment / Gary S.C. Pan, Donal Flynn -- Analysis of cultural conflict in the development of Web-enabled information systems / Pradipta K. Sarkar, Jacob L. Cybulski -- Stakeholder relationships and electronic commerce : a comparison of Singapore and Australia / Chia Yao Lee, Wei-Chang Kong -- Trust in B2C e-commerce : the New Zealand Mäori internet shopper / Konrad Janusz Peszynski -- The e-commerce of SMEs in Thailand / Arunee Intrapairot, Anongnart Srivihok -- Micropayments and e-commerce transactions : Thailand / Amnuay Ekasdornkorn, Brian J. Corbitt, Utomporn Phalavonk -- Factors influencing the acceptance of Web-based online education for Thai educators : impact of T…