Worlds of e-commerce : economic, geographical and social dimensions

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List of Contributors. Preface and Acknowledgements. Introduction: E-Commerce: Definitions, Dimensions and Constraints (T. Leinbach & S. Brunn). E-COMMERCE: MEANING, THEORY, AND IMPACTS. Emergence of the Digital Economy and E-Commerce (T. Leinbach). Towards an Economics of the Internet and E-Commerce (K. Button & S. Taylor). Beyond Transaction Costs: E-Commerce and the Power of the Internet Dataspace (M. Kenney & J. Curry). Towards a Location Theory of Distributed Computing and E-Commerce (M. Goodchild). Maybe the Death of Distance, but not the End of Geography: The Internet as a Network (E. Malecki & S. Gorman). E-COMMERCE IN FIRM, REGIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT. The Information Society, Japanese Style: Corner Stores as Hubs for E-Commerce Access (Y. Aoyama). Internet Economies and the Online Recruiting Industry (S. Cobb). Grounding Global Flows: Constructing an E-Commerce Hub in Singapore (N. Coe & H. Yeung). Finding the Source of Amazon.com: Examining the Store with the 'Earth's Biggest Selection' (M. Dodge). Electronic Banking and the City System in the Netherlands (M. van Geenhuizen & P. Nijkamp). Global Electronic Spaces: Singapore's Role in the Foreign Exchange Market in the Asia-Pacific Region (J. Langdale). E-COMMERCE: FINANCIAL, LEGAL, AND STATE DIMENSIONS. The Currency of Currency: Speed, Sovereignty, and Electronic Finance (B. Warf & D. Purcell). Information and Communication Technologies and the Integration of European Derivatives Markets (D. Power). 'Dry Counties' in Cyberspace: Governance and Enforcement without Geographic Borders (P. Regan). Dot com Development: Are IT Lines Better than Tractors? (M. Wilson). Corporate Nations: The Emergence of New Sovereignties (T. Edwards). References. Index.

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