Communication processes are an essential component of all economic exchanges, and the novel forms of communication and information exchange that occur over networks such as the Internet present intriguing subjects of study within this context. We encourage papers that emphasize a wide variety of individual, social and organizational issues related to electronic commerce, so long as they are guided by theory. Empirical papers are encouraged, as are papers that focus on conceptual models and theory building. Papers that are strictly focused on describing a particular electronic commerce case or technology are not encouraged, unless these descriptions are employed as vehicles for theory development. Submitted articles can be e-mailed or sent on PC formatted diskettes to Charles Steinfield with a copy to the Editors.
Zipped archives containing all files are especially preferred.
References New York Times. A Year to Make Good on Electronic Commerce.