Emerging ethical perspectives of e‐commerce

Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society 1 (1):39-48 (2003)
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Abstract

A key debate about the nature and role of ecommerce centres around the question of whether it is merely an old activity in a new form, or a discontinuous process that rewrites the ideas and assumptions of the ‘old’ economy. The objective of this exploratory and qualitative study is to shed some light on this issue through the lens of business ethics. We will examine whether established ethical principles still apply to e‐commerce, or instead if the ‘rule book’ now needs to be re‐written.

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R. A. Davies
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