Electronic Commerce Research
2016 - 2024
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Volume 24, issue 3, 2024
- Do digital natives use mobile payment differently than digital immigrants? A comparative study between generation X and Z pp. 1463-1490
- Irma Agárdi and Mónika Anetta Alt
- Ad creative generation using reinforced generative adversarial network pp. 1491-1507
- Sümeyra Terzioğlu, Kevser Nur Çoğalmış and Ahmet Bulut
- Coopetition in a platform ecosystem: from the complementors’ perspective pp. 1509-1532
- Dong Kyoon Yoo, James J. Roh, Sunyoung Cho and Mark M. Yang
- Personalized pricing with persuasive advertising and the value of consumer information: a duopoly framework pp. 1533-1562
- Lei Yan, Yuxiang Zhang, Shue Mei and Weijun Zhong
- Blockchain for sustainable supply chain management: trends and ways forward pp. 1563-1618
- Saumyaranjan Sahoo, Satish Kumar, Uthayasankar Sivarajah, Weng Marc Lim, J. Christopher Westland and Ashwani Kumar
- Whose reviews are most valuable for predicting the default risk of peer-to-peer lending platforms? Evidence from China pp. 1619-1658
- Liting Li, Haichao Zheng, Dongyu Chen and Bin Zhu
- Exploring determinants of digital music success in South Korea pp. 1659-1680
- Myounggu Lee and Hye-jin Kim
- The optimal encroachment strategy of private-label considering the quality effort and platform’s e-word-of-mouth pp. 1681-1712
- Zhitang Li, Cuihua Zhang, Ruxia Lyu and Yong Ma
- The influence of eWOM information structures on consumers’ purchase intentions pp. 1713-1735
- Liang Xiao, Linyong Luo and Tongping Ke
- E-commerce review sentiment score prediction considering misspelled words: a deep learning approach pp. 1737-1761
- Sakshi Jain and Pradeep Kumar Roy
- Developing and testing a measurement scale for SMEs’ website quality (SMEs-WebQ): Evidence from Indonesia pp. 1763-1794
- Tatik Suryani, Abu Amar Fauzi, Margaret L. Sheng and Mochamad Nurhadi
- The one to watch: Heuristic Determinants of Viewership among Influential Twitch Streamers pp. 1795-1820
- E. Mitchell Church
- Power structure and pricing in an omnichannel with buy-online-and-pick-up-in-store pp. 1821-1845
- Yuqing Jiang and Minxin Wu
- E-commerce supply chain inventory decisions and contract design considering sales effort and risk aversion pp. 1847-1888
- Jianhu Cai, Lishuang Jia, Qing Zhou and Danmei Yao
- Knowledge mapping of e-commerce supply chain management: a bibliometric analysis pp. 1889-1925
- Peng He, Tong-Yuan Wang, Qi Shang, Jun Zhang and Henry Xu
- Social Commerce Mobile Application Enhancement: a hybrid text clustering - topic modeling business model analysis pp. 1927-1965
- Saeedeh Poormoosa Abkenar, Iman Raeesi Vanani, Babak Sohrabi and Amir Manian
- The antecedents and consequences of social interactions in firm-sponsored community: a social network perspective pp. 1967-1995
- Qiang Zhang, Ji Wu, J. Leon Zhao and Liang Liang
- Perceived aggressive monetization: why some mobile gamers won’t spend any money on in-app purchases pp. 1997-2019
- Imam Salehudin and Frank Alpert
- An enhanced SIR dynamic model: the timing and changes in public opinion in the process of information diffusion pp. 2021-2044
- Zhen Yan, Xiao Zhou and Rong Du
- Making customers more likely to come back: the role of background colour in triggering arousal to influence memory, attitude, and patronage intention pp. 2045-2064
- Ai-Yun Hsieh, Shao-Kang Lo and Yujong Hwang
- Online channel configuration strategy considering contract manufacturer encroachment and green investment pp. 2065-2112
- Yanting Li, Cuihua Zhang, Chunyu Li and Yong Ma
- An empirical analysis of navigation behaviors across stock and cryptocurrency trading platforms: implications for targeting and segmentation strategies pp. 2113-2141
- Hwang Kim
- Fission marketing on social media platforms with consumer sentiment considerations pp. 2143-2173
- Caixia Hao and Lei Yang
- Examining social media live stream’s influence on the consumer decision-making: a thematic analysis pp. 2175-2205
- Kathy-Ann Fletcher and Ayantunji Gbadamosi
Volume 24, issue 2, 2024
- Introduction: online grocery shopping – current and future challenges and opportunities pp. 711-713
- Philipp Brüggemann, Luis F. Martinez, Koen Pauwels and J. Christopher Westland
- Beware of the Woozle effect and belief perseverance in the PLS-SEM literature! pp. 715-744
- Jörg Henseler, Nick Lee, Ellen Roemer, Ildikó Kemény, Taşkın Dirsehan and John W. Cadogan
- Customer satisfaction in the pet food subscription-based online services pp. 745-769
- Diogo Lima, Ricardo F. Ramos and Pedro Miguel Oliveira
- Improving smart deals system to secure human-centric consumer applications: Internet of things and Markov logic network approaches pp. 771-797
- Ali Ala, Amir Hossein Sadeghi, Muhammet Deveci and Dragan Pamucar
- Beyond the first bite: understanding how online experience shapes user loyalty in the mobile food app market pp. 799-823
- Yogesh Upadhyay, Ruturaj Baber, Justin Paul, Prerana Baber and Lisa Cain
- Online grocery shopping adoption versus non-adoption among the over-50s in Germany pp. 825-862
- Simone Braun and Dunia Osman
- Examining how online store managers’ responses to negative reviews affect potential shoppers pp. 863-900
- Eugene Kim, Choong C. Lee and Jaeyoung An
- Consumer reactions to technology in retail: choice uncertainty and reduced perceived control in decisions assisted by recommendation agents pp. 901-923
- Simoni F. Rohden and Lélis Balestrin Espartel
- From clicks to consequences: a multi-method review of online grocery shopping pp. 925-964
- Arvind Shroff, Satish Kumar, Luisa M. Martinez and Nitesh Pandey
- How the metaverse influences marketing and competitive advantage of retailers: predictions and key marketing research priorities pp. 965-982
- Roberto Bruni, Annarita Colamatteo and Dušan Mladenović
- Reselling or agency selling? The strategic role of live streaming commerce in distribution contract selection pp. 983-1016
- Qiang Wang, Nenggui Zhao and Xiang Ji
- Optimal platform sales mode in live streaming commerce supply chains pp. 1017-1070
- Lei Yang, Cong Zheng and Caixia Hao
- Optimal contract design for live streaming shopping in a manufacturer–retailer–streamer supply chain pp. 1071-1093
- Yi He, Lidong Chen, Jingjing Mu and Azmat Ullah
- Selling through social media influencers in influencer marketing: participation-based contract versus sales-based contract pp. 1095-1118
- Bin Shen, Ming Cheng, Renlong He and Minglei Yang
- Manufacturers’ social e-commerce channel selection strategy with social popularity concern pp. 1119-1151
- Yuning Zhou, Shijin Wang and Yihong Hu
- Proliferation in live streaming commerce, and key opinion leader selection pp. 1153-1186
- Wenjing Lyu, Ye Qi and Jin Liu
- How livestream selling strategy interacts with product line design pp. 1187-1214
- Yu Jiang, Wei Lu, Xiang Ji and Jie Wu
- The impact of live streaming on competitive e-commerce pp. 1215-1234
- Yucheng Xin, Tijun Fan, Yang Song and Wenyue Zheng
- A study on the influence of the characteristics of key opinion leaders on consumers’ purchase intention in live streaming commerce: based on dual-systems theory pp. 1235-1265
- Wei He and Chenyuan Jin
- Is Bitcoin ready to be a widespread payment method? Using price volatility and setting strategies for merchants pp. 1267-1305
- Simona-Vasilica Oprea, Irina Alexandra Georgescu and Adela Bâra
- Predicting the cryptocurrency market using social media metrics and search trends during COVID-19 pp. 1307-1333
- Jian Mou, Wenting Liu, Chong Guan, J. Christopher Westland and Jongki Kim
- Efficiency measurement of fintech companies: a two-stage DEA approach pp. 1335-1366
- Mehmet Çağlar and Seyhan Nişel
- The role of cross-border E-commerce on the export of goods and services pp. 1367-1384
- Bing Han, Muhammad Rizwanullah, Yane Luo and Rahim Atif
- The impact of past fundraising experiences on the fundraising performance of equity crowdfunding projects pp. 1385-1405
- Xue Yang, Huiling Wang and Fangyue Li
- How to trigger and strengthen the positive impact of the internet on the income of farmers in the region? A case from China pp. 1407-1433
- Lili Li, Linyi Zheng, Zhonggen Zhang and Yixiang Song
- Application of data elements in the coupling of finance and technology on the digital electronic platform pp. 1435-1460
- Wenjun Xie and Renxiang Wang
- Correction to: E-commerce food choice in the west: comparing business-to-consumer, online-to-offline food delivery service, and click and collect pp. 1461-1462
- Ou Wang, Federico J. A. Perez Cueto and Frank Scrimgeour
Volume 24, issue 1, 2024
- Introduction to the special issue on electronic commerce in banking and finance pp. 1-2
- J. Christopher Westland
- What makes consumers trust and adopt fintech? An empirical investigation in China pp. 3-35
- Taewoo Roh, Young Soo Yang, Shufeng Xiao and Byung Il Park
- Will fintech development increase commercial banks risk-taking? Evidence from China pp. 37-67
- Debao Hu, Sibo Zhao and Fujun Yang
- The effect of digital finance on Residents' happiness: the case of mobile payments in China pp. 69-104
- Chunkai Zhao, Xing Li and Jianfeng Yan
- Uncovering research trends and opportunities on FinTech: a scientometric analysis pp. 105-129
- Junbin Wang, Chenyang Zhao, Lufei Huang, Shuai Yang and Minxing Wang
- Knowledge acquisition model of mobile payment based on automatic summary technology pp. 131-154
- Huosong Xia, Jing Liu, Justin Zuopeng Zhang, Lakshmi Goel and Yuan Wang
- The role of expertise in herding behaviors: evidence from a crowdfunding market pp. 155-203
- Dongyu Chen, Chengchen Huang, Liu De and Fujun Lai
- What influences users’ continuance intention of internet wealth management services? A perspective from network externalities and herding pp. 205-238
- Weiyao Kang, Bingjia Shao and Hongquan Chen
- Kickstarting blockchain: designing blockchain-based tokens for equity crowdfunding pp. 239-273
- Tobias Guggenberger, Benjamin Schellinger, Victor Wachter and Nils Urbach
- Investigation on users’ resistance intention to facial recognition payment: a perspective of privacy pp. 275-301
- Xusen Cheng, Liyang Qiao, Bo Yang and Xiaoping Zhang
- Barriers to blockchain adoption for supply chain finance: the case of Indian SMEs pp. 303-340
- Jaspreet Kaur, Satish Kumar, Balkrishna E. Narkhede, Marina Dabic, Ajay Pal Singh Rathore and Rohit Joshi
- Are FinTech, Robotics, and Blockchain index funds providing diversification opportunities with emerging markets?Lessons from pre and postoutbreak of COVID-19 pp. 341-370
- Sudhi Sharma, Aviral Tiwari and Samia Nasreen
- Fintech Growth during COVID-19 in MENA Region: Current Challenges and Future prospects pp. 371-392
- Farah Naz, Sitara Karim, Asma Houcine and Muhammad Abubakr Naeem
- Does electronic economics matter to financial technology firms? pp. 393-426
- Khakan Najaf, Philip Sinnadurai, K. S. Devi and Mohamed M. Dhiaf
- Mobile payment adoption in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 427-451
- Anas Ali Al-Qudah, Manaf Al-Okaily, Gssan Alqudah and Anas Ghazlat
- The impact of FinTech firms on bank financial stability pp. 453-475
- Md Safiullah and Sudharshan Reddy Paramati
- The effect of social media on bank performance: an fsQCA approach pp. 477-495
- Houssein Ballouk, Sami Ben Jabeur, Sabri Boubaker and Salma Mefteh-Wali
- Securing blockchain-based crowdfunding platforms: an integrated graph neural networks and machine learning approach pp. 497-533
- Karim Zkik, Anass Sebbar, Oumaima Fadi, Sachin Kamble and Amine Belhadi
- Small businesses and FinTech: a systematic review and future directions pp. 535-575
- Sachin Kumar Sharma, P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan and Stan Karanasios
- Open banking on the horizon: a scientometric analysis and research agenda pp. 577-604
- Rakesh Gupta, Reema Khurana and Anu Prashaant
- Fintech and corporate governance: at times of financial crisis pp. 605-628
- Khakan Najaf, Alice Chin, Adrian Lean Wan Fook, Mohamed M. Dhiaf and Kaveh Asiaei
- A comparative analysis between FinTech and traditional stock markets: using Russia and Ukraine war data pp. 629-654
- Fakhrul Hasan, Manaf Al-Okaily, Tonmoy Choudhury and Umar Kayani
- The impact of electronic word-of-mouth on corporate performance during COVID-19 pp. 655-674
- Ali Haj Khalifa, Khakan Najaf, Osama Fayez Atayah and Mohamed Dhiaf
- Corporate communication during the COVID-19 crisis in a multicultural environment: culture and tweet impact pp. 675-709
- Faten F. Kharbat, Yezen Kannan, Kimberly Gleason and Amer Qasim
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