GLOBAL E-COMMERCE: A PORTAL BRIDGING THE WORLD MARKETS

Nitish Singh · Hadi S. Alhorr · Boris Bartikowski · Domaine de Luminy

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E-commerce and Technology Innovations International Business and FDI Globalization, Economics, and Policies

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This essay examines the importance of e-commerce in the global economy. It introduces the special issue on global e-commerce by providing a guide to the six papers contained in the special isse, and it offers the guest editors perspectives on the growing trends in global e-commerce as well as potential challenges and opportunities that multinationals practicing e-commerce on a gobal scale face. The essay notes the dire need for a scholastic framework within which the several facets of global e-commerce are organized and addressed. Contributions from each of the papers of this issue are also indicated

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