dblp: Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, Volume 2

Introduction of Volume 2, Number 1. 1

Mathew Hillier: The role of cultural context in multilingual website usability. 2-14

Ying Huang, Jen-Yao Chung: A Web services-based framework for business integration solutions. 15-26

John Rolfe, Shirley Gregor, Don Menzies: Reasons why farmers in Australia adopt the Internet. 27-41

Shin-Yuan Hung, Cheng-Yuan Ku, Chia-Ming Chang: Critical factors of WAP services adoption: an empirical study. 42-60

Lai Lai Tung, Roger Debreceny, Ying-Git Chan, Aaron Tuck-Loon Chan, Stephen Ee-Boon Le: Interacting with hypertext: an experimental investigation of navigation tools. 61-72

Hyung Seok Lee, Kwangtae Park, Sang Yong Kim: Estimation of information value on the Internet: application of hedonic price model. 73-80

Mamata Jenamani, Pratap K. J. Mohapatra, Sujoy Ghose: A stochastic model of e-customer behavior. 81-94

Introduction of Volume 2, Number 2. 95

Guest editor's introduction to Volume 2, Number 2. 96

Hanh Pham, Yiming Ye: An agent-based business automated system with self-adjusting visibility for reliability. 97-113

Thomas Wagner, Valerie Guralnik, John Phelps: TÆMS agents: enabling dynamic distributed supply chain management. 114-132

Andreas Gerber, Christian Ruß, Matthias Klusch: Supply web co-ordination by an agent-based trading network with integrated logistics services. 133-146

Enrico Pontelli, Tran Cao Son: Designing intelligent agents to support universal accessibility of E-commerce services. 147-161

Dave Cliff: Explorations in evolutionary design of online auction market mechanisms. 162-175

Chihiro Ono, Satoshi Nishiyama, Hiroki Horiuchi: Reducing complexity in winner determination for combinatorial ascending auctions. 176-186

Benoît Leloup: Pricing with local interactions on agent-based electronic marketplaces. 187-198

Introduction of Volume 2, Number 3. 200

Guest editors' introduction to Volume 2, Number 3. 201-202

Brian J. Corbitt, Theerasak Thanasankit, Han Yi: Trust and e-commerce: a study of consumer perceptions. 203-215

Nena Lim: Consumers' perceived risk: sources versus consequences. 216-228

Xiao Liu, Kwok Kee Wei: An empirical study of product differences in consumers' E-commerce adoption behavior. 229-239

Wilson Lee, Izak Benbasat: Designing an electronic commerce interface: attention and product memory as elicited by web design. 240-253

Moon-Bong Lee, Kil-Soo Suh, Jaehoon Whang: The impact of situation awareness information on consumer attitudes in the Internet shopping mall. 254-265

Ho Geun Lee, Seung Chang Lee, Hae Young Kim, Ran Hui Lee: Is the internet making retail transactions more efficient? Comparison of online and offline CD retail markets. 266-277

Toshiya Kaihara: A study on virtual market model for e-Marketplace server. 278-285

Andreas Eberhart: Towards semantically enriched business logic. 288-301

Tiffany Ya Tang, Pinata Winoto, Xiaolin Niu: I-TRUST: investigating trust between users and agents in a multi-agent portfolio management system. 302-314

Michael Sintek, Stefan Decker: Using TRIPLE for business agents on the Semantic Web. 315-322

Vivek Srivastava, Pratap K. J. Mohapatra: PLAMUN: a platform for multi-user negotiation. 339-349

Seung Chang Lee, Bo Young Pak, Ho Geun Lee: Business value of B2B electronic commerce: the critical role of inter-firm collaboration. 350-361

Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, Volume 2