Access eCommerce Research Briefs 

• Brief 1: How businesses are using the Internet
  
• Brief 2: Small business Internet commerce issues
  
• Brief 3: Four-stage e-commerce development model
  
• Brief 4: Benefits small businesses can gain from opening shop on the Internet
  
• Brief 5: The Internet as an information solution
  
• Brief 6: Determinants of the locus of global e-commerce
  
• Brief 7: Are there any economic incentives to engage in electronic commerce, or is it just a fad?
  
• Brief 8: Digital development in rural areas: potentials and pitfalls
  
• Brief 9: Digital divide and purchase intention: Why demographic psychology matters.
  
• Brief 10: Ethical issues in electronic commerce
  
• Brief 11: One brand, three ways to shop.
  
• Brief 12: The nature of and conditions for online trust
  
• Brief 13: E-shopping in a multiple channel environment
  
• Brief 14: The E-Marketing Mix: A Contribution of the E-Tailing Wars
  
• Brief 15: Consumers shop to acquire items, and they shop for fun.
  
• Brief 16: How companies use content and design features in their website.
  
• Brief 17: Conceptualizing consumer experiences in cyberspace.
  
• Brief 18: Cross-cultural and cognitive aspects of web site navigation
  
• Brief 19: Managerial issues for international Web-based electronic commerce
  
• Brief 20: Cultural context in multilingual website usability
  
• Brief 21: Using corporate websites for export marketing
  
• Brief 22: The measurement of web-customer satisfaction
  
• Brief 23: Developing and validating trust measures for e-commerce
  
• Brief 24: Designing effective cyber store user interface