人类社会与因特网、与因特网相关的社会经济问题

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暂缺《人类社会与因特网、与因特网相关的社会经济问题》作者简介

Digital Economy
　Market Strategies in the Internet Content Business
E-Commerce I
　Impacts and Limitations of Intelligent Agents in Electronic Commerce(Invited Paper)
　Appling the AHP Techniques to Electronic Commerce in a Special Attention to Fashion Website Selection
　Catalog Sharing through Catalog Interoperability
Digital Divide I
　Digital Divide: Conceptual Discussions and Prospect (Invited Paper)
　Merits of Open-Source Resolution to Resolve a Digital Divide in Information Technology
　Emaneipatory Learning via the Internet: A Model for Reducing Maori
Internet Status and New Applications
　Analysis of Internet Reference Behaviors in the Korean Education Network
　Load Balancing Studies on an H.323 Gatekeeper Prototype
　Framework for Building Mobile Context-Aware Applications
E-Commerce II
　Personal Information Market: Toward a Secure and Efficient Trade of Privacy
　Security Enhancement on Mobile Commerce
　The Innovation of E-marketing Combination Tactics
Digital Divide II
　Online Branding: An Antipodean Experience
　Staying Put But Going Far: Empowering Online Rural Communities in Malaysia
Virtual Enterprise
　Enterprise Alliance and Virtual Enterprise: A Systematic Analysis and Theoretical Explanation
　The Future of Design and Construction in the Internet Age
Cyber Education I
　Towards Policy-Based Management QoS in Multicommunicative Education
　Challenges and Promises in the Cyber World with Young Children
　A Vision for Improving Mathematics Education in the Internet-Based Society
　Sunsook Noh (Ewha Womaam Univ., Korea)
Digital Governance
　Leapfrogging from Traditional Government to e-Government
Medical Computing I
Cyber Education II
Mobile Computing
Human Computing
Author Index