Worlds of e-commerce economic, geographical and social dimensions

• Main Author: Brunn, Stanley D (Author)
• Other Authors: Leinbach, Thomas R 1941-
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: Chichester John Wiley & Sons 2001
• Subjects: Electronic commerce > Case studies
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• Physical Description: xviii, 353 pages illustrations 25 cm
• Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index
• ISBN: 0471494550; 9780471494553

Worlds of E-Commerce Economic, Geographical and Social Dimensions THOMAS R. LEINBACH and STANLEY D. BRUNN, both of the University of Kentucky, USA Worlds of Electronic Commerce attempts to capture the enormous international impact of the recent explosion in information and communication technologies. It stands alone as the first book to tackle the major economic, social, and political issues that electronic commerce raises from interdisciplinary and international perspectives. Including contributions from leading international scholars from geography, economics, and public policy, it addresses theoretical and conceptual issues and presents case studies on how retailing, job searches, banking and finance, telecommunications, and government regulation are changing with the introduction and diffusion of the Internet and various electronic services. References to rapid developments in these fields are drawn from the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Japan, Singapore, Australia, Russia, and the developing world. The implications of these developments on consumer behaviour, existing and new firms, regulatory agencies, and interstate economic development are also discussed.