Titlebook: Business Ethics and the Electronic Economy; Peter Koslowski,Christoph Hubig,Peter Fischer Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berl

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The Fractional Analysis Method,n most businesses and consumers on the Web. “In essence, consumers simply do not . most Web providers enough to engage in relationship exchanges with them” (Hoffman, Novak and Peralta 1998, p. 2). Trust is not only a short-term issue but the most significant long-term barrier for realizing the potential of e-commerce to consumers.

Dislocation

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The Evolution of the E-Economy: Consequences for Theory Building in Economics and in the Economyize the e-economy: communication and cooperation. In many cases, this lack of theoretical foundation impedes an adequate evaluation and debate of ethical issues related to the e-economy. Hence, our goal is to present some points of departure for a more thorough understanding of the complex phenomena related to the e-economy.

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Advances in Mechanics and Mathematicsonly potential as potential. It is potentially real as something that is in an intensified way possible. Behind the distinction of being real as a possible and of being possible as a possible lies the observation that possibility and reality are not clearly separated discrete states or description of states or modi of being.

步兵

含水層

Nonconformist

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Transcultural Ethics: Beyond the Electronic Economy of MTVarketers. Institutions like Music Television offer us trend-setting moments of cross-cultural morality. It is in the commercial concentrations of youth culture that the electronic economy may find its inspiration to develop a fitting moral theory that crosses borders.