Journal: Electronic Markets

Volume 19, Issue 4

179 -- 180Hubert Österle, Karen Heyden. Editorial 19/4
181 -- 188Kai Riemer, Charles Steinfield, Doug Vogel. eCollaboration: On the nature and emergence of communication and collaboration technologies
189 -- 199Peter Rittgen. Self-organization of interorganizational process design
201 -- 210Gang Peng, Peter Woodlock. The impact of network and recency effects on the adoption of e-collaboration technologies in online communities
211 -- 219Carolina López-Nicolás, Ángel Meroño-Cerdán. The impact of organizational culture on the use of ICT for knowledge management
221 -- 232Ned Kock. The evolution of costly traits through selection and the importance of oral speech in e-collaboration
233 -- 236Niels Pinkwart, Hannes Olivier. Cooperative virtual worlds - a viable eCollaboration pathway or merely a gaming trend?
237 -- 250Byron W. Keating, Ali M. Quazi, Anton Kriz. Financial risk and its impact on new purchasing behavior in the online retail setting

Volume 19, Issue 2-3

67 -- 0Hubert Österle, Karen Heyden. Editorial 19/2 and 19/3
69 -- 70Nicholas C. Romano Jr., Jerry Fjermestad. Preface to the focus theme on eCRM
71 -- 87Pierre Hadaya, Luc Cassivi. Collaborative e-product development and product innovation in a demand-driven network: the moderating role of eCRM
89 -- 98Yujong Hwang. The impact of uncertainty avoidance, social norms and innovativeness on trust and ease of use in electronic customer relationship management
99 -- 102Elgar Fleisch, Sanjay E. Sarma, Frédéric Thiesse. Preface to the focus theme section: Internet of things
103 -- 114Christoph Goebel, Oliver Günther. Benchmarking RFID profitability in complex retail distribution systems
115 -- 124Lars Thoroe, Adam Melski, Matthias Schumann. The impact of RFID on management of returnable containers
125 -- 135Alexander Ilic, Jason W. P. Ng, Paul Bowman, Thorsten Staake. The value of RFID for RTI management
137 -- 149Heng Xu, Sumeet Gupta. The effects of privacy concerns and personal innovativeness on potential and experienced customers adoption of location-based services
151 -- 162Michael F. Gorman, Wm. David Salisbury, Ike Brannon. Who wins when price information is more ubiquitous? An experiment to assess how infomediaries influence price
163 -- 177Claire Gauzente. Information search and paid results - proposition and test of a hierarchy-of-effect model

Volume 19, Issue 1

1 -- 2Hubert Österle, Volker Schmelich. Editorial 19/1
3 -- 13Mark de Reuver, Harry Bouwman, Timber Haaker. Mobile business models: organizational and financial design issues that matter
15 -- 29Jasminko Novak, Gerhard Schwabe. Designing for reintermediation in the brick-and-mortar world: Towards the travel agency of the future
31 -- 42Elisabeth van de Kar, Mariëlle den Hengst. Involving users early on in the design process: closing the gap between mobile information services and their users
43 -- 54Wei Sha. Types of structural assurance and their relationships with trusting intentions in business-to-consumer e-commerce
55 -- 66Cecilia Rossignoli, Andrea Carugati, Lapo Mola. The strategic mediator: a paradoxical role for a collaborative e-marketplace