| Table of Contents |
 | Advanced Topics in Global Information Management, Volume 3 |
| Preface |
| Section I - Global Themes |
| Chapter 1 | - | Information Technology and the Internationalization of the Firm |
| Chapter 2 | - | Cultural Differences in E-Commerce: A Comparison between the U.S. and China |
| Chapter 3 | - | Initial E-Commerce Efforts in Nine Least Developed Countries: Review of National Infrastructure, Business Approaches, and Product Selection |
| Chapter 4 | - | A Contigency Theory for Online Consumer Retention: The Role of Online Shopping Habit |
| Chapter 5 | - | Software and Culture: Beyond the Internationalization of the Interface |
| Chapter 6 | - | Culture, Information Technology Choice and Empowerment: Revisiting the Interplay |
| Chapter 7 | - | Using a GSS to Support Virtual Team-Building: A Theoretical Framework |
| Chapter 8 | - | An Exploratory Study and Design of Cross-Cultural Impact of Information Systems Managers' Performance, Job Satisfaction and Managerial Value |
| Chapter 9 | - | STP Technology and Global Financial Market: An Assessment Framework and a Case Study |
| Chapter 10 | - | Evolutionary Stages of E-Tailers and Retailers: Firm Value Determinants Model |
| Section II - Regional Themes |
| Chapter 11 | - | Fundamental Risk Factors in Deploying IT/IS Projects in Omani Government Organisations |
| Chapter 12 | - | Legislation Systems Project: An Ethnographic Case Study of Computerisation and the Production of Legislation in Tasmania, Australia |
| Chapter 13 | - | Adoption of Electronic Data Interchange in Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises |
| Chapter 14 | - | How Can We Enhance Member Participation in Virtual Communities? |
| Chapter 15 | - | The Role of Inter-Organizational Trust in B2B E-Commerce |
| Chapter 16 | - | Perceptions and Attitudes About eCommerce Development in China: An Exploratory Study |
| Chapter 17 | - | A Comparative Analysis of Major ERP Life Cycle Implementation, Management and Support Issues in Queensland Government |
| Chapter 18 | - | Relationship of Some Organizational Factors to Information Systems Effectiveness: A Contingency Analysis of Egyptian Data |
| Index |
| List of Figures |
| List of Tables |
| List of Exhibits |
| List of Sidebars |
